Hi not sure posting this in the correct section but anyway....
Having recently discovered Umbraco , passed Level 2 certification and now totally addicted as part my continuing learning curve I thought i have a play with some the e-commerce packages .... so i thought i was wondering what communities veiw on available packages ... or if indeed this not umbraco strongest area and best to use some other asp.net based solution NopCommerce for example...
I have been using the ucommerce package on my site and it was pretty easy to setup. Soren is great to talk to and will help you with any issues. I would highly recommend ucommerce. I am not using it in a traditional sense, since I am using it only to sell premium subscriptions to my site, but it was easy to adapt and customize to my special needs.
Umbraco is a great e-commerce platform courtesy the various e-commerce packages. One such is uCommerce as Justin mentions and I'd be happy to answer any questions you've got regarding our particular e-commerce platform.
At uCommerce we're kinda geeky when it comes to e-commerce. My partner Lasse and myself have 15+ years experience between us building e-commerce solutions for clients; we've taken that knowledge and packaged it up in uCommerce so everyone can benefit.
uCommerce is an ever evolving platform which currently includes:
Catalog Foundation for managing multiple stores, catalogs, and products complete with dynamic schema
Transaction Foundation for order management, integration with payment gateways, shipping
Social Commerce Foundation for user generated content such as product reviews, ratings, and comments
Everything is of course multilingual and 100% integrated with Umbraco as you expect. You can use the techniques you already know and implement online stores using XSLT, .NET, and Razor; I prefer Razor myself, but they work equally well so go with the tool you're more comfortable with.
We're currently adding a brand new foundation called Security Foundation, which adds role management for users and enables some very interesting business scenarios for large organisationen including distributed catalog management, distributed order management, and isolated satellite stores.
All in all I think Umbraco is a great e-commerce platform and you can't beat the intergration between CMS and e-commerce.
We've got a couple different editions of uCommerce available, which sould fit just about any size e-commerce project. You can compare editions on our website.
Umbraco and e-commerce packages
Hi not sure posting this in the correct section but anyway....
Having recently discovered Umbraco , passed Level 2 certification and now totally addicted as part my continuing learning curve I thought i have a play with some the e-commerce packages .... so i thought i was wondering what communities veiw on available packages ... or if indeed this not umbraco strongest area and best to use some other asp.net based solution NopCommerce for example...
many thanks
Anthony
I have been using the ucommerce package on my site and it was pretty easy to setup. Soren is great to talk to and will help you with any issues. I would highly recommend ucommerce. I am not using it in a traditional sense, since I am using it only to sell premium subscriptions to my site, but it was easy to adapt and customize to my special needs.
You can find the documentation for ucommerce here http://www.ucommerce.dk/en/support/documentation.aspx. They also offer a free edition that should be good for most needs.
Hi Anthony,
Umbraco is a great e-commerce platform courtesy the various e-commerce packages. One such is uCommerce as Justin mentions and I'd be happy to answer any questions you've got regarding our particular e-commerce platform.
At uCommerce we're kinda geeky when it comes to e-commerce. My partner Lasse and myself have 15+ years experience between us building e-commerce solutions for clients; we've taken that knowledge and packaged it up in uCommerce so everyone can benefit.
uCommerce is an ever evolving platform which currently includes:
Catalog Foundation for managing multiple stores, catalogs, and products complete with dynamic schema
Transaction Foundation for order management, integration with payment gateways, shipping
Marketing Foundation for managing targeted online campaigns, banners, and discounts. You can watch an overview of Marketing Foundation if you'd like to see how it works..
Social Commerce Foundation for user generated content such as product reviews, ratings, and comments
Everything is of course multilingual and 100% integrated with Umbraco as you expect. You can use the techniques you already know and implement online stores using XSLT, .NET, and Razor; I prefer Razor myself, but they work equally well so go with the tool you're more comfortable with.
I recently wrote an article on 4 Steps to Building an Apple-style Product Configurator with uCommerce. which will give you an idea of what it's like to work with in Razor. Building Webshops with Umbraco, Razor, and the uCommerce E-commerce Framework. Oh My! will give you a general idea of the development experience.
We're currently adding a brand new foundation called Security Foundation, which adds role management for users and enables some very interesting business scenarios for large organisationen including distributed catalog management, distributed order management, and isolated satellite stores.
All in all I think Umbraco is a great e-commerce platform and you can't beat the intergration between CMS and e-commerce.
We've got a couple different editions of uCommerce available, which sould fit just about any size e-commerce project. You can compare editions on our website.
Hi Soren,
Thanks for taking the time to put together such a comprehensive reply , certainly given me lots to get my teeth into. Will download and have a play.
Once again thanks
Anthony
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