
Our GCart on-line store solution is a bolt-on for our Option C Web Hosting service, allowing you to add a full on-line shopping facility on your web site.
Simple yet powerful, and no software to install or download on your pc, the GCart offers a host of features including:
ADMIN AREA - PRODUCTS
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ADMIN AREA - SHOP MANAGEMENT
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ADMIN AREA - CUSTOMERS
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SHOP - FEATURES
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SHOP - PAYMENT OPTIONS
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Once the GCart has been added to your Option C hosting package and configured, all you need to do is log in to your admin area, and start entering product information and images. As you create the product sections, the product pages are automatically created for you and integrated into the shopping section of your site. Once any basic (or complex) customisation has been completed, the database and your on-line store simply sorts itself out as you add items to it. Your customers can locate products by either:
- Using the built-in search facility, which will display all products using the keyword used, and you can set a preference for each product in the admin area as to which products appear higher (or lower) in the results.
- They can click on the section, group, or department headings, and view each product in that section. Clicking on the product image displays a larger version of the image for clarity.
Customers simply locate the product (or service) they are after, select from the drop down list the quantity they want, along with any options (if applicable), and this is added to their 'shopping cart'. Once the cart has everything they need, they simply click on 'proceed to checkout' where payment is made by credit or debit cards, or an invoice generated which they can print out and post off with a cheque.
Automatic e-mails are generated and issued to both you and the customer detailing the transaction. Simply process your order as you would normally.
*Dependant on web space availability.
** The GCart is not designed to provide full stock management. The 'basic stock control' we refer to is the ability to enter a value in the product management area, and the value is then shown in the product details as 'stock availability'. If a customer orders 1 of those items, the' stock availability' value is then dropped by 1 and so on until it reaches 0. You can also can prevent the items from being ordered if out of stock.
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