We require Sales order reference of published app on Odoo apps.
For e.g. if we have published one app on Odoo apps 'ABC' and 2 customers have purchased it. We require order reference which Odoo generates for our record purpose.
Is there a way to fetch it somehow?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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I am trying to transfer an e-commerce website to Shopify and was wondering if anyone has had experience creating orders with Shopify API? There are some 3rd party apps that provide such a service but none of them are working properly in my case.
You can import orders to your Shopify store using this API call: https://help.shopify.com/api/reference/order#create
If your a developer trying to do this you can just setup a simple, local run application, that would do this for you, I'm a developer but also run a Shopify website and do something similar with Ruby.
If you an end user the only option you really have is to hire someone to build a private app for you, depending on what excatly you need to achieve its not overly difficult.
If you want to learn yourself... https://vimeo.com/130247240
There is lots of help out there..
With Shopify API you can create customers and Orders, Here orders can be created through the API, but no payment information will be collected, and no transaction performed. You can mark the order with any payment status.
For details, you can check Shopify Orders API
https://shopify.dev/docs/admin-api/rest/reference/orders/order
Also, along with orders, you can import Customers using Customers API endpoints i.e
https://shopify.dev/docs/admin-api/rest/reference/customers
And also can update the Status of your newly imported orders to fulfillment using
https://shopify.dev/docs/admin-api/rest/reference/shipping-and-fulfillment
I have a client who wants to setup a customer hierarchy in Shopify.
Essentially customer 1 thru 10 each with unique emails would belong to Company A and all 10 customers could see orders from the company.
Searched everywhere and haven't found any good resources. Any ideas?
I really appreciate the help.
Default shopify is not providing this type of feature.
Shopify is hosting base e-commerce solution providers so direct modification is not possible.
You need to create the app for this functionality.
Here is the admin api document link with help of that you can develop your app
Bigcommerce Store Scenario: A product that a customer would like to purchase is out of stock. Is there a way to have the customer provide an e-mail address to automatically notify the customer that the product is available again?
Thanks in advance!
This already exists as an app for Bigcommerce called "In Stock Notify" since it isn't available as current functionality out of the box.
No, Bigcommerce does not have that feature built in.
The only workaround is to develop an app to do it using the Bigcommerce API.
On the last update of iTunes Connect you can create app bundles so you can sell several apps under sale price.
The problem is that I cannot figure out how can I track those sales. Seems that there is no way to see that from the website, Does anyone has a reference for a script or anything that could help monitor that?
Found it. it shows as a separate app sale (with the name of the app bundle) but only if there is one (under sales&trends).
I have a Windows Store app for a newspaper in the Windows Store. Each issue (one per work day) can be bought using in-app purchases. In Windows Store, it looks like i can define only 100 in app purchases. In my case, that is about 4 months of daily issues.
Is 100 really the limit? Has anyone found a way to add more?
I cannot find a way to add more in-app purchases to the app. The milit of 100 would be a really stupid constraint and I would need to remove to ability to buy old issues in order to add new issues.
Windows 8 doesn't support subscription-based purchases but it does support time-limited purchases.
One option is to let the user purchase "credits" that can be applied toward an issue. Similar to how Audible lets you purchase audiobooks with credits.
Here's the thing though. Newspapers make money off advertisements. The purchase price isn't for the content, it's for the materials that it costs to deliver the paper. A digital paper costs nothing to deliver so why are you charging for it?
The store does not support subscriptions. However you can just use a third party provider for this.
As mentioned in the 'Flexible business Model'
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/hh852650.aspx
The Windows Store provides you with the freedom to choose the business
model that’s right for your apps. The Store provides full platform
support for free apps, trials (both time-based and feature-based), and
paid apps, as well as in-app purchases. You’re free to manage customer
transactions directly using your own or third-party services for
in-app purchases and subscriptions, or use the services provided by
the Windows Store. For apps that are supported by ads, you’re free to
choose the ad platform that best meets your goals.
Paypal is accessible via this api:
http://paypal.github.com/Windows8SDK/
or directly via a form post
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