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# E-Commerce Management

E-commerce features support multi-currency and integrated payments. 

All online stores can be managed at [snipcart](https://app.snipcart.com/). We will integrate all products as required. 

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MG WebDev does not apply any transaction fees. Snipcart's standard transaction fees apply (as detailed on their pricing page). In addition to any card network or payment processor fees.
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When we have created an e-commerce site for your company/project you will be tranferred ownership. When the ownership transfer is complete, you need to turn off "Test Development" mode to enable transactions on your site.

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We setup the website-side of E-commerce. You will need to link any payment accounts to get started yourself. This will need to be done on the Snipcart platform.
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Daily operations include; 

* Managing products: add descriptions, prices, variants, images, stock & inventory levels.
* Processing orders: view, update status, handle fulfillment/refunds.
* Monitor transactions.

To test if your site is fully operational, always test in when development mode is turned on. 

Up to 6 payment gateways can be used.


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