osCommerce SHOP.COM Data Feed 8.7.4
| Developer: |
MagneticOne (more products...) |
| OS: | Win 3.1x/95/98/ME/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ Vista Enterpri |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$29 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.029 MB |
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osCommerce SHOP.COM Data Feed is osCommerce contribution which assures the easiest export of your products into SHOP.COM - one of the best Pay-Per-Click services.
SHOP.COM makes online shopping easy by allowing shoppers to shop across millions of products, hundreds of stores and thousands of name brands with the convenience of OneCart, their universal shopping cart. Their mission is to deliver the most compelling shopping experience for thier customers.
Every merchant on SHOP.COM, whether a well-known brand or specialty retailer, has been fully vetted by SHOP.COM and certified to be both reputable and trustworthy. SHOP.COM backs every certified merchant with its own performance guarantee assuring customer satisfaction.
Main features:
... easy to use and configure
... multilanguage support
... multicurrency support
... ability to export only selected categories
... ability to include/exclude products marked "out of stock"
... ability to include/exclude products with zero quantity
... capability to include/exclude products with zero price
... capability to strip HTML from Product Names
... capability to strip HTML from Product Descriptions
... capability to set default shipping cost
... ability to limit number of products exported
... ability to set currency that is used during export
... ability to customize name of the export file
... inline text recommendations for fast initial configuration
... ability to automatically upload feed via FTP
... ability to send feed via email
... third party sales channel tracking (Google Analytics, WebTrends, OneStat, ... 123LogAnalyzer, Netmining etc)
... optional GZIP compression of feed contents
... additional Live Product Feed URL options
... ability to validate feeds (XML-based feeds only)
... ability to store feed on your server
... multiple export configurations
... preconfigured Google Analytics support
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