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You can offer part payments on a Kindo Shop item, or listing, using priced choices in the Item editor. You set a fixed amount for each choice, and families choose how much of the total to pay. Families can come back to the shop later to pay another instalment.
Setting up part payment options
- On the Partner site, select Item editor.
- Select the category the item is in.
- Create a new item by selecting Add item, or open an existing one by selecting its name or the edit icon under Actions.
- Under Pricing, leave Price at $0.00. The amounts are set in the choices.
(Only tick GST exempt & Donation receipt if these apply to your item).

- Under Choice, tick Has priced choices.
- Select + Add choice, enter a name, then enter the amount in the price field.
- Add a choice for each payment amount you want to offer.

- Select Save draft to save your changes without publishing them yet, or Save & publish to make the item live on the shop.
Add details to the item Description that explain the choices and the total, so families know what to select.
Example: termly donation
A $200 donation, with the choice to pay for one to four terms at $50 each.
Item setup
Field
| Entry |
Item name | Termly donation |
Price | $0.00 |
Has priced choices | Ticked |
Choices to add
Choice name | Choice price |
1 term | $50.00 |
2 terms | $100.00 |
3 terms | $150.00 |
4 terms | $200.00 |
If your item is a donation, also tick
GST exempt and
Donation receipt under
Pricing so families receive an IRD-approved receipt. See
Donation receipts.
What families see
On the shop, the item shows a price range, for example From $50.00 – $200.00.
When a family selects
Add to cart, a
Select a choice pop-up lists each choice with its amount. They pick one, and the total shows before they confirm.

If a family is paying in instalments, they select the item again each time they pay. They can check what they've paid so far by selecting Account, then Transactions.
Choices don't appear in every report. See
Choices vs Options for the reports that include them.