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Overview: from account to first order

What BunStack is, how the parts fit together and the order in which to set up a store.

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BunStack is an e-commerce platform where a company (a tenant) runs one or more storefronts under its own domains. Everything about selling, VAT, shipping and payment is built for EU trade from the ground up: OSS VAT per country, multiple currencies with ECB rates, the Kustom checkout and Sendify with live rates in the checkout.

The parts

PartWhat it isWhere in admin
TenantYour company: legal name, VAT number, home country, base currency, teamSettings
StorefrontA shop with its own theme, pages, currencies, shipping methods and domainStorefronts
Products and categoriesThe catalogue is shared by all storefronts; each storefront picks what to show and can set its own pricesProducts, Categories
CheckoutKustom (Klarna Checkout-compatible) inside BunStack's own checkout frameStorefronts › Checkout, Integrations › Kustom
ShippingSendify (live rates, pickup points, labels, tracking) or PostNordStorefronts › Shipping, Integrations
OrdersPayment, capture, fulfilment, tracking, refundsOrders
ReportsSales, the OSS quarter, destination VATReports

The order that works

  1. Create the account and tenant at bunstack.co/signup. The first storefront is created as a draft at the same time.
  2. Fill in the company profile: legal name, registration number, VAT number, address, contact details. They are used in legal pages, on invoices and in structured data.
  3. Add products with price, weight, dimensions and tax category. Weight and dimensions drive the shipping prices.
  4. Connect payment (Kustom) and shipping (Sendify or PostNord), enter the sender address.
  5. Design the store in the designer and publish the theme. Review the legal pages.
  6. Connect the domain and run through the go-live checklist. When everything is green: Go live.
  7. Make a test purchase all the way to delivery before inviting customers.

Every step is on the dashboard as a checklist that ticks itself off as you finish each part.

What to have ready

  • Company details: registration number, VAT registration number, address.
  • Accounts with Kustom (payment) and Sendify or PostNord (shipping), with API credentials.
  • Access to DNS for the domain you want to use.
  • Product data, ideally as CSV if you have many items.