Building blocks of e-commerce sites
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The document discusses the components and architecture of an e-commerce system. It describes what happens before and after a customer places an order on an e-commerce site, including stocking products in warehouses, tracking inventory levels and locations, order processing, packing and delivering orders. The key components are a product management system, pricing decisions, warehouse design and logistics, efficient delivery, and integrating the front-end customer facing site with a back-end order processing system.
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- 3. What We'll Discuss What we see in an e-commerce site What happens behind the scenes: Before After Different components of a Warehouse Planner Architecture that we use
- 4. Introduction to E-Commerce Needs no introduction. :-) All of us have used at least one But is it simply WYSWYG?
- 5. What you do on *kart.com You go to the shopping site Search for the product Add required quantities to cart You make a payment Your order is placed (At times, you are also asked to login)
- 6. What makes you happy? Minimum cancellation due to unavailability of product Zero downtime Ultra quick portal Prompt delivery Zero theft
- 7. Where do we stock the products? How can a user search for available ones? How should they be grouped? How should the price be decided? Should we offer discounts? How to decide suggestions? (For impulsive shoppers) Earlier in the day...
- 8. Earlier in the day... Are there enough quantities to sell? Where do we source our products from? Where to store them? How to shift them from one place to another? How to maintain record of what's in store in what quantities?
- 9. Solving our dilemmas... Stock products in warehouse Design the warehouse Assign locations for products Acquire them from suppliers
- 10. Solving our dilemmas... User search and grouping Categorize products Have a good searching module which provides a flexible approach Suggestions Study user behaviour over some time Make the system learn
- 11. Movement of products Maintain a record of what was moved from where to where Ensure that no products are lost Stop selling if there isn't enough quantities Associate rules to products Solving our dilemmas...
- 12. Solving our dilemmas... Pricing Pre-decide what price will be applied from a date Maintain a history of what price a product was selling at, on what dates
- 13. Moments after placing the order Decide who will pick up the products and from where Decide the most efficient way to move around the warehouse Tag the packets with some identification code Decide the most efficient way to move around the town delivering orders
- 14. Enough of boring Business Talk!
- 15. The Pieces of the Puzzle Product Management Pricing Decisions Warehouse design and product locations Movement within the warehouse Efficient delivery
- 16. A 1000 words... Product Warehouse Create Move between locations Apply stock rules Automatic procurement Apply price rules Apply discounts Receive goods Put products into locations Order Create picking routes Create delivery routes Search
- 17. Putting the pieces together Separate front end from back end Communicate via RPC or web services Have 99.99..(up to 1 billion places) up time Cache almost everything for speed Use clustering
- 18. What we have used Magnolia-Grails front end for CMS driven front end Grails application for back end Communicate via RabbitMQ and Google Protobuf Dedicated search engine powered by Solr
- 19. We have some happy shoppers
- 20. Contact us Our Office Client Location Here’s how TOTHENEW helps in building an E- commerce for its customers! Click Here To Know More! Have more queries related to E- commerce? Talk To Our Experts!
- 21. Thank You!