Amazon S3 is a cheap and cost effective way to scale your site to easily handle large spikes in traffic without having to go through the expense of setting up the infrastructure for a content delivery network.

Storage for downloadeables products

Amazon S3 Plugin allows downloadable products that you have for sale on your TheCartPress e-Commerce site to be hosted within Amazon S3. This provides an alternative to hosting your digital products on your own server.

Amazon S3 is a cheap and cost effective way to scale your site to easily handle large spikes in traffic without having to go through the expense of setting up the infrastructure for a content delivery network.

Storage for WordPress Media files

This WordPress plugin also allows you to use Amazon’s Simple Storage Service to host your media for your WordPress powered blog.

Use it carefully because files saved to Amazon S3 service are not saved in your web server. Not duplication, or Amazon or sever storage.

Reduce costs and improve service with Amazon S3

Scale your site to easily handle large spikes in traffic. Storing your files this way can be a great solution under a number of circumstances

•  If your hosting plan only includes a limited amount of space and bandwidth. In which case you need this Plugin.
• If you are selling large files and your host does not handle downloading large files well – if your customers are finding that their downloads stop halfway then it’s probably a server time out. In which case you need this Plugin.
• Your server’s download speed is slow and you want your customers to download your products lightning fast. In which case you need this Plugin.

About Amazon’s Simple Storage Service S3

Amazon S3 provides a simple web services interface that can be used to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. It gives any developer access to the same highly scalable, reliable, secure, fast, inexpensive infrastructure that Amazon uses to run its own global network of web sites. The service aims to maximize benefits of scale and to pass those benefits on to users.

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Product Browsing from CSV

• Allows to take a look to the CSV file, to check if the content is correct
• Allows to assign the CSV columns to the fields of products
• Allows to select a category where to attach the loaded products
• Allows to set the status of the loaded products (draft or publish)

Cut your file down to a few lines to test with and try it out. It will read the fields and let you choose the corresponding product field for each one.

When you select a category in the interface, it sets all products to that category, overwriting whatever they were (if they existed before). If you list several columns for a taxonomy(category, tag, or other) in your file, those are all set on that product, adding to whatever is set previously. So it’s additive.

Take a look to How to Use “CSV Uploader“ document for more help

Dynamic Options Support

Take a look to How to Use “CSV Loader“ + “Dynamic Options“ document for more help.

Status Support

Since version 1.4.3, the CSV file supports a new column called status. Possible values are ‘publish’, ‘draft’, ‘pending’, or any custom status defined in the site.

To allow to use thie new column the parameter status must be filled, in the admin screen, as “defined in CSV file”.

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Features

Define orders to export by date and status

How to use

Buy, download, install and enable plugin in your site.
Go to Tools -> CSV Orders

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In front side, of your eCommerce, the price and image of the product load dynamically when the customer changes the attribute values.

• Product variations with price, stock, sku, excerpt, content, images, author,  date, comments, etc.
• Create and manage Attributes.
  • “n” levels of attributes for simple products.
  • Attribute sets: Group your attributes and optimize the work of the merchant assigning a set of attributes for each product.
  • Dynamic options: Product variations based on product attributes.

To create options for a product:

1. Click in the menu called Attributes.
2. Click in the Attributes Manager option
3. Create as many attributes as you want. For example, Colors and Sizes
4. Return to the “Attribute Set” page and create a new Set, called t-Shirts set. Select Colors and Sizes.
5. Click in “Add a New Product”. Set its name, price and, in the new field “Attribute Set” select “T-Shirts Set”.
Save the product.
6. Click in the option “Dynamic Options“.

Take a look to a more detailed document about Creating Products Options or Variants

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How to configure TheCartPress – FreshBooks plugin

First of all is to create an account in FreshBooks site: http://www.freshbooks.com/

Step 1. After you logged in your FreshBooks account, you have to configure it. To configure the payment gateway, you need to get the “API URL” (a) and the “Authentication Token” (b). Those values should be copied to TheCartPress Freshbooks Payment admin panel (See step 4)

Step 2. To get payments notifications you have to configure Webhooks. This step will be made by TheCartPress Freshbooks Plugin automatically. So it’s only displayed here for checking issues.

Step 3. Configure Online Payments. Using this FreshBooks admin panel you could configure all online Payment you need.

Step 4. TheCartPress FreshBooks Payment admin panel.

The fields “a” and “b” should be copied from the step 1 admin panel.. The field C must be copied to Step 2 admin panel. Once you have save, the Plugin will try to create the Webhook automatically. Before saving, a “Delete” button will be displayed to allow deleting the webhook.

Show credit card input fields: helps to ask for the credit card data in the checkout process. If it’s not checked, FreshBooks will ask for this data in a later step.

Customer interface

The customer will interact with the next screens:

First, Payment button at the end of TheCartPress checkout process

Second, FreshBooks invoice created by the plugin:

Third, Freshbooks online payment selection:

Fourth A, if “Pay with VISA or MASTERCARD” has been selected, the next screen helps you to pay using credit card:

Fourth B, if “Pay with PayPal” has been selected, the next screen will be Paypal Invoice resume:

Fifth, Pay using Paypal:

Sixth, the email sent by Freshbooks to the customer and to the merchant:

Requirements

• TheCartPress
• FreshBooks account
• PHP Server with CURL module installed. Usually this module is activated by default.

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REQUIRES PHP VERSION 5.3.0 OR HIGHER!

See the Settings panel for more information on proper setup in Google Analytics.

An example of the kind of report you can view in Google Analytics with this plugin:

The plugin also allows you to visualize “cart abandonment” information. Here is how to get to it:

* Log In to Google Analytics and click the “Reporting” tab

* In the left-hand menu, click “Audience”
* Then click “Custom”
* Then click “Custom Variables”

* Select “Checkout Step” in the main window

The information displayed shows the number of visitors who stopped at the step listed. For example, “Payment Complete” means that the visitor made it all the way through the checkout process and processed their payment. For any other entry, this is where the visitor stopped the checkout process. The usual order of checkout is:
* Billing (billing address)
* Shipping (shipping address)
* Sending (select shipping method)
* Cart Contents (review cart contents & final costs)
* Payment Method (select payment method)
* Checkout Notice (view the checkout notice and, if required, select “I agree”)
* Execute Payment (from here the visitor is prompted to go and finalize their payment with the payment processor)

Adding up all the “Visit Start” numbers will give you the total number of visitors who began a checkout process. You can then divide each individual step’s number into that total to determine the percentage of your visitors that abandoned the cart at that point, and for “Payment Complete” the percentage of your visitors who did not abandon their cart but rather completed the purchase.

• Version 0.1.1

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No configuration, only install (as WordPress plugin), activate it and Running!!

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The next image shows how Shopping Cart displays a message about “Sales Limits”:

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Known Issue:

The “count” and pagination numbers will reflect the total number of orders in your system and will not be accurate to the filtered number, but pagination will work to step through filter results.

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