"We have a complete b2b portal system built in with ACL for product categories, branding through company logo per shopper group etc. etc. can do individual price per shopper groups but also volume prices per shopper group.
Trust me when i say that i…"
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Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to C O'Shea's discussion Split level ecommerce extension in the group Site BuildersRonni K. G. Christiansen replied to C O'Shea's discussion Split level ecommerce extension in the group Site Builders"As its GPL it means that you dont have to keep the subscription or any other "hidden" costs.
The Subscription based model is what many of the JED team has been suggesting for us 3rd party developers - and is the way we have gone. It means…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to C O'Shea's discussion Split level ecommerce extension in the group Site Builders"Its a subscription service site - We arent selling components :)
Its all GPL - look in the overview what you get with which subscriptions - its even shown on the page i linked to too :)"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to C O'Shea's discussion Split level ecommerce extension in the group Site Builders"redSHOP does :)"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Best-practices for subscription-based extension distribution (SBED)"I employ 20 people - 12 of them work fulltime in development and support on redCOMPONENT.com - the other 8 bring in money to fund the development on custom jobs (roughly).
So we do have support, we do have documentation, we do have an update speed…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"I am stating the facts.
I know you dont care about the facts - but this is the facts on how things work - and thats what this debate was about wasnt it."
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"Paypal _never_ reverses charges for services in regards to subscriptions as long as the customers gets what they paid for.
Once people pay and agree to the conditions of a service like a subscription site they are legally bound by the contract and…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"@Jacques Rentzke
Good points in general Jacques but you forget that developing software is not something you cover financially at first sale.
I.e. if you put in $250.000 USD into developing a software product and youve only sold it for $10.000 USD…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"Yeah ofcause they can complain :)
Trust me when i say that doing a flatfee subscription service is _no_ cashcow and the only reason things can be done is if they go big and you can automate the process of subscriptions - else the only alternative…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"If i sell Joomla extensions at 50 USD per extensions - people can complaint over that and demand a refund.
If i sell Subscription access to templates or extensions at 50 USD for full access - people cant complaint over a single product and demand a…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"But now your not comparing the same things.
If you pay for a phone service for 1 year and it doesnt work you can get a refund.
If you pay for a phone service and complaint over it doesnt have live TV - you cant get a refund unless you paid for a…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen commented on Victor Drover's blog post Can users demand a refund for a service?"Here (Denmark) if you subscribe to something and you have recieved as in I.e. access to a website, phone, newspaper etc. you can ofcause not ask for a refund.
If you paid for access to a website (i.e. subscriptionbased 3rd party developer sites)…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to Bo Astrup's discussion Hard coded navigation in the group Site Builders"hi Bo,
No - we would _never_ do that.
Infact we have made many many other solutions that does everything else but hardcode them :)"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to Amy Stephen's discussion Zend and Joomla! in the group Developers"I dont really see Zend as that important eiter.
Sure there is some things written in Zend, CakePHP etc. that is nice - but the Joomla framework is quite handy if you ask me and as it matures more it will pick up on the elementers it might be…"
Ronni K. G. Christiansen replied to Amy Stephen's discussion Zend and Joomla! in the group Developers"Considering the issues in zend with cpu/ram useage etc. we surely woulndt be going down this road.
If you look like Magento whos completely built on zend you quickly see the problems (which are inhierited from Zend)."
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redSHOP - E-conomic integration
As we get closer to the final release of redSHOP we have been seeking oportunities of integrations and for an ecommerce/webshop system what lies nearer then making an integration to an accounting system like E-conomic.
E-conomic is originally a Danish based company (like ourselfes) but has also gone out on the global scale (read more on e-conomic.com) and so we decided this would be a good partner to bring in for the first accounting system integration for redSHOP - Of cause us actually using e-conomic allready for all of our bookkeeping and having the accountant having his own indepedant access to our books online wasnt exactly a bad thing either ;)
However when you look on systems like some of the hosted webshop solutions here in Denmark you will find that they charge for the integration too, beyond the regular fees for the subscription to e-conomic you would also pay atleast the same per month for using the integration - so we negotiated a partnership with E-conomic ensuring that we now put in the e-conomic integration into the redSHOP basic package without any additional costs for the users. This means that the basic redSHOP that will be part of the normal basic 1 year subscription downloads (with support, documentation and videoguides) at redCOMPONENT will offer an integrated accounting system solution that is pretty darn cheap and super nice to work with if you ask me - and as we use it in our business on a daily basis i reckon that should have some leverage :)
Thats all for this little appetizer on some of the features coming in redSHOP but as we get closer to launch i will be posting more bits of info - stay tuned :)
E-conomic is originally a Danish based company (like ourselfes) but has also gone out on the global scale (read more on e-conomic.com) and so we decided this would be a good partner to bring in for the first accounting system integration for redSHOP - Of cause us actually using e-conomic allready for all of our bookkeeping and having the accountant having his own indepedant access to our books online wasnt exactly a bad thing either ;)
However when you look on systems like some of the hosted webshop solutions here in Denmark you will find that they charge for the integration too, beyond the regular fees for the subscription to e-conomic you would also pay atleast the same per month for using the integration - so we negotiated a partnership with E-conomic ensuring that we now put in the e-conomic integration into the redSHOP basic package without any additional costs for the users. This means that the basic redSHOP that will be part of the normal basic 1 year subscription downloads (with support, documentation and videoguides) at redCOMPONENT will offer an integrated accounting system solution that is pretty darn cheap and super nice to work with if you ask me - and as we use it in our business on a daily basis i reckon that should have some leverage :)
Thats all for this little appetizer on some of the features coming in redSHOP but as we get closer to launch i will be posting more bits of info - stay tuned :)
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:55am on March 5, 2010,
Alex Kempkens said… - Ronni,
I'm wondering if you are interested in presenting your work during J and Beyond (http://jandbeyond.org) either as a speaker or with a real stand. It would be great if you contacted me about it.
Cheers
Alex
- At 10:44am on February 13, 2010,
Amy Stephen said…
- Ronni - thank you for being a part of ATAAW and the Joomla! Community
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