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Russ horton: /* Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best) */

2021-01-07T16:29:16Z

Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best)

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	Most of our clients using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.		Most of our clients using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.

	You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], or [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion].		You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion], or Amazon (beta).

	==Order Importing with CMS==		==Order Importing with CMS==

Russ horton: /* Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best) */

2020-04-14T19:51:01Z

Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best)

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	==Integration with your Website - [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] (Best)==		==Integration with your Website - [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] (Best)==
	Most ~~companies~~ using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.		Most of our clients using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.

	You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], or [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion].		You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], or [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion].

Russ horton at 19:49, 14 April 2020

2020-04-14T19:49:38Z

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	=Overview=		=Overview=
	Users of CMS most always have an eCommerce site for order taking and may in fact have multiple stores or channels. This article discusses the various options available to you in progressing levels of sophistication and efficiency gains.		Users of CMS most always have an eCommerce site for order taking and may in fact have multiple stores or channels. This article discusses the various options available to you in progressing levels of sophistication and efficiency gains. Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s).

	==Manual - For Starters (Good)==		==Manual - For Starters (Good)==
	For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, you may choose to just hand enter those orders into CMS. Chances are, however, that you have enough orders coming in via your website(s) to warrant some form of automation. ~~Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s)~~.		For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, you may choose to just hand enter those orders into CMS. Chances are, however, that you have enough orders coming in via your website(s) to warrant some form of automation...

	==File Importing (Better)==		==File Importing (Better)==

Russ horton: /* File Importing (Better) */

2020-02-13T18:41:41Z

File Importing (Better)

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	*importing orders and catalog requests in an [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/CMS_XML_specification XML format] (included with CMS)		*importing orders and catalog requests in an [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/CMS_XML_specification XML format] (included with CMS)
	*order files from Yahoo stores (optional module)
	*order files from Amazon (optional beta module)		*order files from Amazon (optional beta module)

Russ horton: /* Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best) */

2020-02-13T18:40:23Z

Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best)

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	Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.		Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.

	You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion]~~, or you can use our API (both described below) to build a custom Plug-in that will work with the cart/site of your choosing~~.		You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], or [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion].

	==Order Importing with CMS==		==Order Importing with CMS==

Russ horton: /* File Importing (Better) */

2019-06-18T19:08:13Z

File Importing (Better)

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	==File Importing (Better)==		==File Importing (Better)==
	Usually the first step for a smaller business wanting to get away from hand entering orders is to import orders into CMS. CMS has options available for:		Usually, the first step for a smaller business wanting to get away from hand-entering orders is to import orders into CMS. CMS has options available for:

	*importing orders and catalog requests in an [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/CMS_XML_specification XML format] (included with CMS)		*importing orders and catalog requests in an [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/CMS_XML_specification XML format] (included with CMS)
	*order files from Yahoo stores (optional module)		*order files from Yahoo stores (optional module)
			*order files from Amazon (optional beta module)

	In these cases the process is simply to download a file of your orders from your site and point CMS to that file to import those orders. Contact us for additional information on our XML specification.		In these cases, the process is simply to download a file of your orders from your site and point CMS to that file to import those orders. Contact us for additional information on our XML specification.

	==Integration with your Website - [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] (Best)==		==Integration with your Website - [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] (Best)==

Russ horton: /* Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best) */

2016-09-27T01:31:26Z

Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best)

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	Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.		Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.

	You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], Volusion, or you can use our API (both described below) to build a custom Plug-in that will work with the cart/site of your choosing.		You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], [https://www.volusion.com/ Volusion], or you can use our API (both described below) to build a custom Plug-in that will work with the cart/site of your choosing.

	==Order Importing with CMS==		==Order Importing with CMS==

Russ horton: /* Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best) */

2016-09-27T01:30:47Z

Integration with your Website - eCMS Module (Best)

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	Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.		Most companies using CMS have a significant volume of orders coming from their websites and will benefit from further automation and integration. With such integrations you'll bypass the file import method and can have CMS communicate directly with your site. These communications can include order and catalog request downloads, posting updated product information including pricing and stock availability, and uploading order status updates. We have developed a module for CMS called [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS] to address the requirements of these more robust eCommerce integrations. No files to download or sites to log into, just click of a button or configure CMS to run these automatically on a schedule.

	You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3] or [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento] or you can use our API (both described below) to build a custom Plug-in that will work with the cart/site of your choosing.		You can purchase our [http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/ECMS_Module eCMS Module] and use one of our stock Plug-ins to connect to either [http://www.commercev3.com/ CommerceV3], [http://www.magentocommerce.com/ Magento], Volusion, or you can use our API (both described below) to build a custom Plug-in that will work with the cart/site of your choosing.

	==Order Importing with CMS==		==Order Importing with CMS==

Russ horton: /* Manual - For Starters (Good) */

2016-02-01T23:48:48Z

Manual - For Starters (Good)

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	==Manual - For Starters (Good)==		==Manual - For Starters (Good)==
	For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, ~~they~~ may choose to just hand enter ~~them~~ into CMS. ~~However~~, ~~chances are~~ that you have enough orders coming via your ~~websites~~ to warrant some form of automation. Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s).		For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, you may choose to just hand enter those orders into CMS. Chances are, however, that you have enough orders coming in via your website(s) to warrant some form of automation. Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s).

	==File Importing (Better)==		==File Importing (Better)==

Russ horton: /* Overview */

2016-02-01T23:47:19Z

Overview

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	Users of CMS most always have an eCommerce site for order taking and may in fact have multiple stores or channels. This article discusses the various options available to you in progressing levels of sophistication and efficiency gains.		Users of CMS most always have an eCommerce site for order taking and may in fact have multiple stores or channels. This article discusses the various options available to you in progressing levels of sophistication and efficiency gains.

	==For Starters (Good)==		==Manual - For Starters (Good)==
	For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, they may choose to just hand enter them into CMS. However, chances are that you have enough orders coming via your websites to warrant some form of automation. Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s).		For companies with low daily volumes of web orders, they may choose to just hand enter them into CMS. However, chances are that you have enough orders coming via your websites to warrant some form of automation. Here we have listed several options available to improve the efficiency of managing your orders and related data with your site(s).