Need a cart that can do this

[Paramount Embroidery]

Hi

I'm looking for a shopping cart with a difference. I want to be able to open substores very easily without having to install a new cart and database on my server everytime I want open one up.

The sales from the substores will be passed to a master store for processing. The substores only need to display the basics = categories, prices, products and sales statistics.

Is there an off the shelf system out there?

[infovinity]

I am not if you can get one of the shelf but defiantly It can be coded, Please do get in touch if you need to get it done.

[consultant]

If there is only one transaction process, any cart can do this, by setting up a top level categories as individual 'stores'.

If you want to set up individual stores with separate processing capabilities, Xcart maybe an option, however, popular oscommerce based systems may have this option.

Also, Magento MAY be able to do this, now.

[Place of design]

Hi

I'm looking for a shopping cart with a difference. I want to be able to open substores very easily without having to install a new cart and database on my server everytime I want open one up.

The sales from the substores will be passed to a master store for processing. The substores only need to display the basics = categories, prices, products and sales statistics.

Is there an off the shelf system out there?

We can set-up and provide such a soloution for you - that is if you are saying you want multiple minisites, each with clone or partial clones of the product catalog offering, all eventually resolving to a main site with a unified checkout

Richard King
Place of design
0115 845 8953
www.placeofdesign.com

[CS-Cart]

It would be easier to provide a precise answer if we could know how substores should be manager and what user roles are planned.

Will each store be administered separately, by a different person?
Should substores be present on the same domain, or on separate domains/subdomains?
Is design planned to be different?

At least the basics would really be helpful.

[viperit]

Magento should do that - magentocommerce dot com

[garysumpter]

Magento DOES do this, not the easiest cart system but a LOT of funtionality.

Gary

[nickpp]

magento is the way to go, it's built to manage multiple store from one admin interface.

Sure xcart pro can do this also

[matt.chatterley]

Have sent you a PM, however, assuming my (and other posters here) understanding of your requirement is correct - our framework supports this by default.

[brownie]

Magento DOES do this, not the easiest cart system but a LOT of funtionality.


I found exactly that, extremely powerfull but very complex to setup and administer, I also found it a bit buggy in places.