If more and more people begin to visit your site to see your products, it is important to consider changing your website to an eCommerce site.

We develop eCommerce systems into your actual website with nothing to install or update at your end. This will allow users to add your products and pay for them without you having to even touch or look at Credit Card Numbers ever again.

Our typical eCommerce solution includes:

• Online Product Database - This is similar to a Content Management System where you would be able to add, edit and delete products as well as assign them categories and images.
  
  
• Automated Shopping Cart - By simply having a 'Buy Now' button, we design the site to allow the user to add the items they desire into a shopping basket which keeps everything they wish to order, how many and the prices. This allows the user to view and amend the products on your site as well giving them full flexibility when shopping on your site.
  
  
• 3rd Party Payment System - We currently use a system called Protx (a Sage company). By signing with Protx we implement this system onto your website and all credit card transactions are handled by this system which does not involve you in any way. This means both you and the user feel safe about the transaction as this happens in a secure environment, not only this but the system automatically emails you with the order details AND transfers the money direct into your bank. Protx also allows PayPal payments givign your site further flexibility for the vast majority that like to pay online using this service.

By using this typical product above, every order is simply emailed to you for you to deal with. As all the card, bank and money details are handled by Protx and the money automatically sent to your account, this makes selling your products online an easy process. See our Web Packages for pricing.

Actinic

TSG Creative also have experience in assisting and designing sites for use in Actinic as well as implementing Protx into your existing website, please visit the Actinic page for more information on this.