Electronic commerce, or "e-commerce," is the term for a groundbreaking development in the trade and commercial industries. Essentially, it represents the shift in which sales and transactions are made: from traditional brick-and-mortar stores to online venues. The way that businesses and consumers do business has radically changed as a result of this paradigm shift.One important aspect of e-commerce is its ability to cross geographical boundaries. Unlike traditional retail, e-commerce allows businesses to reach a global customer base without the need for physical stores. Because of its extensive availability, the market is expanded and consumers have access to a greater variety of goods and services, which increases market connectivity and dynamic.
One crucial module is Product Management, where businesses organize and present their offerings. This module includes features such as detailed product listings, categorization, and inventory control, ensuring a well-organized and visually appealing product catalog. Efficient product management is fundamental in creating a positive user experience and facilitating seamless transactions.The Shopping Cart and Checkout module is equally pivotal, streamlining the purchasing process for users. This module enables customers to add, review, and manage selected items before proceeding to checkout. With features like quantity adjustments and multiple payment options, the Shopping Cart and Checkout module contributes to a user-friendly experience, reducing friction in the buying journey and converting selections into completed transactions.
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Unique Paper ID: 162716
Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 10, Issue 10
Page(s): 977 - 984
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