| "You handle the goods and we will handle the
technology."

We
build, operate and maintain Internet trading sites using software developed by
Actinic, a leading supplier of secure e-commerce solutions.
Where the need is for a professional online brochure - we do that too. The
Scottish Retailer website lists some examples:
For
businesses wanting to sell goods online, then it is crucial to be able to
accept online payments. Remember, it is estimated that over 60% of
potential sales are lost if the transaction cannot be completed online.
We
can sell you a licence for Actinic products or build the site and then hand it
over to you for maintenance and order processing. Alternatively, we will
build the site of a significantly reduced up-front cost and work with you as a
trading
partner.
Merchant
accounts are not always easy to set-up or cost effective for businesses with
low initial turnovers. Furthermore, many of our clients having little
actual experience of the Internet, so having payment services alone, without
the skills to handle Internet marketing and the technology, leaves too much to
chance.
By
working alongside the sales, accounts and stores, processing real
transactions, we will develop the skills
within the company. In time, this will allow the business managers to
make an informed choice between
fully integrating the e-commerce work with other systems and work processes, or
continuing to outsource the maintenance and/or online sales processes.
Our
Credentials:
We are authorised Internet
Merchants
and have a track record of successful online sales.
We operate using Actinic
software - their encryption system is considered by us to provide higher
levels of security than that of many larger online shopping services.
Further
Information:
Click here for more examples of our online shops, brochure sites and training
services>> Examples
Or go to The Scottish Retailer, which is an Internet portal through which small businesses can
reach a wider market.

Contact Us to discuss how we might work
together. Remember, no client is too small or too big.
|