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Local Shop : General configuration

Introduction

The shop must be generally configured with seller information in order to operate.

Path: Site administration/plugins/local plugins/shop

The configuration involves four set sections and a certain amount of variable sections depending on the number of payment plug-ins installed.

Global settings

:!: Be careful: navigation sequence implicates all front office screens. Some combinations can generate shop malfunctions, such as, for example, attempting to display a bill before a payment. There are consequently certain rules that need to be followed, notably:

Pre-payment steps:

Payment steps (or steps after payment):

:!: Note : The multi-currency shop operation is planned, but still requires some finalisation. (Use of several currencies in the same catalogue instance.)


Discount settings

The Moodle shop handles a three-tiered discount system. A discount can only be attributed by logged in users based on certain capabilities at system level.

The discount is applied to the order total and is triggered by a sales threshold. A customer can benefit from a more or less significant discount according to the level of discount they earn by right, but the trigger threshold remains unique. (You cannot tier up different automatic discounts according to cart amount).

To modulate prices according to local quantities with a product, view the settings for a single product. Only one discount threshold can be applied at a time (discounts are therefore not cumulative).


Information about seller's identity

Lastly, accounting information is used to display any different data on documents produced (purchase orders, pro forma bills, bills, etc.)


Each installed payment plug-in can add a set of settings dedicated to this plug-in. Here are some examples.

Mercanet configuration option

The Mercanet interface is the interface used by BNP and banks in that same group.

Ogone configuration option

Ogone (now Ingénico), is a multi-bank payment intermediary that can centralise payments received via a unique interface for several different banking systems.

Paypal

When using test mode, you will send all purchases to the Paypal sandbox. Paypal sandbox do NOT automate the IPN process (asynchronous return to merchant site) and you will have to simulate it using the Paypal IPN Simulator. The IPN end point of this site is : http://ma.formation-enligne.com/local/shop/paymodes/paypal/paypal_ipn.php.

System Pay PLUS

System Pay PLUS, developed by ATOS, is the payment system used by Caisse d'Epargne, the Banques Populaires, and banks in that group.


Notifications


Reseller banking information

Introduction

The vendor’s banking information is used for offline payment procedures to provide bank details for interbank transfers or for issuing cheques. This information is found in your bank documentation.


Appareance

Introduction

Cette section permet de gérer l'apparence des produits en front-office


Experimental

These features are enabled but still subject to change.


Credits

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