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OneStepCheckout
OneStepCheckout is a Magento module that enhances the customer shopping experience by combining multiple steps during checkout into a single, well-formatted checkout page.
EyeMagine is an authorized OneStepCheckout partner and we highly recommend the OSC to all our clients. The OSC is the new must-have Magento extension that is taking the market by storm.
OSC is a total revamp of the standard checkout process in Magento. The core feature is that it reduces the six standard Magento checkout steps down to one. Totals and prices are dynamically updated via AJAX when shipping/payment method is selected. The user simply fills in their address and chooses delivery/payment methods on the same page, rather than having to do a separate step for each.
Improving the checkout process results in more customers completing their sales, and this has an immediate impact on your bottom line. It is the single most effective technical change you can make to reduce shopping cart abandonment.
Contact us to find out how to add OneStepCheckout to your Magento store today!
Magento: Tax By City
Tax rules can be complicated; they can be even more complicated if you need tax rules based on the city while your online store tax rules are based on postal codes.
Magento Invoiced Sales Report
Have you ever needed a report of the actual sales that your Magento store has completed?
Would you like to see all of your closed/completed sales in a single Magento report that includes: Order ID, Order Date, Shipping Date, Merchandise Amount, Tax Amount, Shipping Amount, Tracking Number, Refunded Amount, Net Amount?
How To Add News Articles and Press Releases to Magento
One of our clients asked for a standard Press Release section for their Magento site. With the majority of their website built on the Magento platform, it made more sense to build an extension to handle the press releases, rather than add a whole separate CMS. The rationale was that having a single CMS to log into will increase productivity and eliminate confusion. Since Magento has a decent CMS and user role/permission interface, it just made sense to enhance the CMS functionality.
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