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| PRODUCT INFORMATION - SPNet
e-commerce |
SPNet is an e-commerce module designed for companies wanting to
promote and sell their products and services over the Internet.
SPNet creates a dynamic web site that can easily be tailored for
a range of business scenarios. It allows organisations to define
how they trade and interact with both their existing customers and
the potential global markets now available via the Internet. At
the same time its unique flexible design allows the system to be
configured for the specific needs of each organisation.
| SPNet currently links directly to
the following financial systems: |
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Sybiz Vision
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Jiwa Financials
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Advanced Business Manager (ABM)
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Accpac
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| Features include: |
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On-line ordering of products. Includes a range of options to
assist the end user with the purchasing process.
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Existing customers can query outstanding orders, previous invoices
and other business information.
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SPNet links directly to the financial database to create a dynamic
web site and automatically reflects changes in the underlying
database. No requirement for a separate Internet database.
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Designed for use by guest users (BTC), existing customers (BTB)
as well as branch offices and remote sales staff (BTE). All
categories can be defined to run off a single web site.
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Flexible design allows the system administrator to maintain
user groups, set options, limit access, define order prompts,
send messages etc.
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Design templates allow a web designer to customise the 'look
and feel' so that it can easily be integrated into existing
web sites.
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Includes embedded CommSecure payment gateway for secure on-line
credit card payments. Can be used for both purchases and for
paying off account balances.
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New tracking facility to monitor web site traffic and sales
activity.
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Choice of web hosting options.
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| General Features: |
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Products can be classified within defined groups and sub groups
to multiple levels.
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The product information displayed to the end-user is flexible
and can include a detailed drill down facility, graphic images,
URL links, specifications and pricing details, downloadable
brochures, stock availability (in fact any field in the inventory
database).
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Pricing is dynamic and determined by the customer definition
in the financial database.
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Rapid product search facility by code or description.
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Information requested to complete an order is defined by the
system administrator for each user group. Prompts can be made
optional or mandatory and can include order number, delivery
address, payment method etc. as well as user-defined fields.
A freight facility allows for a custom designed freight prompt
with the freight amount defined by the value or weight of the
order.
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E-mail confirmation can be sent automatically to the customer
and also to the system administrator when orders are received.
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The options available to each user group can be set by the administrator.
Product information can also be filtered by user group.
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Handles both account and retail type customers.
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Facility to monitor web traffic by user group, date range and
type of activity. Compare customers and guest users, view total
'hits' for a nominated period, monitor the number and value
of orders placed or track individual users and the functions
they mostly access etc.
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Allows marketing and other messages to be sent to individual
customers or user groups.
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Customers can query their account balance as well as orders
and invoices in the system.
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Facility for rapid order entry where product codes are known.
For use by branch offices and repeat customers.
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Allows the administrator to define and maintain a product
'specials' facility.
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Branch facility allows access by remote staff, sales agents
and company branch offices.
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Design templates allow the web site colours, logos, buttons,
fonts etc to be re-defined by a web designer to suit the organisation
and to allow SPNet to run seamlessly within an existing web
site.
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The web site can either be hosted within the organisation, running
on a local web server, or maintained off-site at an ISP.
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Business to Consumer (BTC)
| Specific SPNet features in this
category include: |
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Built in CommSecure on-line credit card processing.
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Facility for guest users to create their own login account.
Their contact details are then stored and available for repeat
purchases.
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Track usage and purchase value for guest users and for individual
guest logins.
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Limit the information available to guest users by the use of
user groups and filters.
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Business to Business (BTB)
| Specific SPNet features in this
category include: |
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Orders placed are posted directly to the customer's account.
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Pricing information is specific to each customer and is defined
in the financial package.
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Customers can define their own standard orders. This allows
them to nominate products that they regularly purchase without
having to search for products or codes.
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Customers can pay off their outstanding invoices using CommSecure
on-line credit card gateway.
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Customers can query sales orders (both outstanding and fulfilled)
down to the detail line level.
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Customers can query invoices down to the detail line level.
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Query account balance and view outstanding invoices.
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Customers can be set up to create and maintain their own user
logins for other staff within their own organisation and also
assign access levels.
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Business to Employee (BTE)
| Specific SPNet features in this
category include: |
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Branch facility to allow remote staff to select a customer and
perform customer enquiries.
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Quick order facility allows a branch to rapidly enter sales
orders and/or invoices remotely.
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No special client software required, only a standard web browser.
This makes it an ideal solution for traveling sales reps.
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Detailed product enquiries including stock status at each location.
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