You don’t need to learn the whole of Nyuza before you start.

Start with one real sale.

1. Add one thing you sell

Pick something simple.

Haircut — KES 500
1kg cake — KES 3,500
Perfume — KES 2,000
Consultation — KES 2,500

Not your whole catalogue. Just one.

2. Create an order

Think of a real customer.

For example:

Wanjiku wants a 1kg cake — KES 3,500

Create the order in Nyuza.

3. See what the customer sees

Open the checkout page.

Now instead of:

“Ni ile 3,500 tulisema jana.”

The customer has one clear place to see the order and amount due.

4. Record the payment

Paid in full? Record it.

Paid a deposit?

Total: KES 3,500
Deposit: KES 1,500
Balance: KES 2,000

No digging through M-Pesa messages and WhatsApp chats later.

5. Check Console

Go back to Nyuza Console and see the transaction reflected in your business.

That’s it.

Product → Order → Checkout → Payment → Record

You’ve now seen the core Nyuza flow.

Don’t explore everything yet

Usijisumbue na every menu on day one.

Start with one real transaction.

Then add more products, customers and workflows as you go.

Ready?

Start with your first product or service →

Still stuck?

Start selling on Nyuza with just one product →

Or:

You don’t need to sell physical products to use Nyuza →