Implementing Microservices

Let’s take a quick look at the differences between Microservices and Headless eCommerce. Microservices is an option for enterprise customers who already have matured online presence with large amount of content that would only be requiring a commerce microservice delivered via API. This online presence could be powered by a content-rich platform such as WordPress, Drupal and another platform of …read more

With the advent of new technologies, legacy eCommerce platforms have struggled to keep pace with the ever-changing buying habits of shoppers and the innovations that new technologies have been able to provide. Cloud-based platforms have helped businesses adapt without increasing the cost to maintain and without having to rewrite code or replace existing ways of doing business. In this white …read more

Microservices for CMS platforms

One Page Checkout

To provide some background: the premise for one-page checkout is to let users go through the checkout process within a single page of an eCommerce storefront, by entering all of the required information, related to shipping and billing, without having to load additional pages. The goal behind this feature is to get customers to go through the final steps of …read more

Email unsubscribes related to the number of people who request to stop receiving marketing campaigns or emails. rnrnThe Option to Unsubscribe Is Required by Law as set forth by FCC. An unsubscribe link is a must in your marketing campaigns, and this is mainly to avoid emails becoming a spam. Having an email subscriber tag merchant’s emails as spam could …read more