Increase Online Sales with Magnolia CMS' Shop Module

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The Magnolia CMS Shop module is a toolkit that adds e-commerce functionality to Magnolia CMS and makes it possible to enhance shop pages with compelling content that attracts new customers and increases sales. This webinar will demonstrate how to build unique, branded online storefronts that are tightly integrated with Magnolia CMS’ intuitive editing and administration tools.

Technologie Business

April 25th 2013Ulrich Scheidegger, fastforward.ch
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The Magnolia Shop Module
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House keeping
How to post questions
Webinar recording and slides
Contacting us
Tweeting / hashtags
• #magnolia_cms
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1. Introduction – Moderator
Ruben Reusser
• CTO of headwire.com, Inc
• Based in Orange County,
California
• Focus on JCR based web content
management systems
• Implementor of the Magnolia
KonaKart integration
• rr@headwire.com
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1. Introduction – presenter
Ueli Scheidegger
• Owner and managing director of
fastforward websolutions
• Integrators since Magnolia
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• Partners since 2011
• Initiator and co-developer of
module
• Trying to be an active member of
community
• uscheidegger@fastforward.ch
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1. Shop module - what is it?
2. Target groups
3. How to install
4. Feature overview
5. Configure your own shop
6. Customize & extend
7. Roadmap
8. Questions
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Agenda
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1. Shop Module - what is it
Magnolia module (i.e. extension)
based on other Magnolia modules
• STK
• Form
• OCM
• (samples)
Collection of sample templates
Default cart implementation
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For the simple system
• One tool to deal with
> Magnolia
• One tool to run
> no additional hosting
setup and costs
For the complex system
• Fully integrated in
website
• Completely customizable
to complex requirements
• open source
• Magnolia standards
• Very extentable
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2. Shop Module Target Groups
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2. Important to know
Magnolia-only solution
not an integration of an other 3rd party shop system
not yet full featured
• no out of the box payment gateway integration
• no price difference for product options (e.g. size)
open source
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3. How to install
See documentation.magnolia-cms.com/modules/shop
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3. How to install
Get Magnolia 4.5.8 CE or EE (bundled
webapp or full Tomcat bundle)
Get shop module 1.1.1 bundle from
nexus.magnolia-cms.com
• make sure you don’t have duplicate
jars
• always use the newer versions
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4. Feature overview
Demo
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5. Configure your own shop
Demo
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6. Customize & extend
Customize look & feel
• custom css > Sample
• custom template script > Sample
Customize checkout form
• form fields > Sample
• validation > Sample
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6. Customize & extend
Customize product data
• extend product dialog
• extend template scripts
Customize behavior
• extend shopping cart class
• write custom form processor
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7. Roadmap – Key missing features
It’s called “Simple Shop Module”
No sample e-payment gateway included yet
Missing some popular shop features like
• Cross selling / up selling > extend data model
• Registered shop user > use PUR
No user friendly backend yet
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7. Roadmap
As soon as time allows:
All features from 1.0.9 (Mag 4.4) in 1.1.2
• shipping cost calculations by cart weight
• ability to quit checkout and return to it without loosing
address data
• bugfixes / improvements
Paypal as a sample e-payment gateway integration
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7. Roadmap – Contributions
Not on the roadmap:
Product options with price effects
Other payment gateways
Shipping price calculations also based on cart volume
BUT: If you have a special requirement:
Ask for a quote!
Contribute!
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8. Questions
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April 25th 2013
uscheidegger@fastforward.ch
Ueli Scheidegger,
fastforward websolutions
Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd.
http://documentation.magnolia-cms.com/modules/shop
http://www.fastforward.ch
Thank you! ...& shop well!
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Increase Online Sales with Magnolia CMS' Shop Module

1. April 25th 2013Ulrich Scheidegger, fastforward.ch Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. The Magnolia Shop Module 1 Friday, 26 April 13

2. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. House keeping How to post questions Webinar recording and slides Contacting us Tweeting / hashtags • #magnolia_cms 2 Friday, 26 April 13

3. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 1. Introduction – Moderator Ruben Reusser • CTO of headwire.com, Inc • Based in Orange County, California • Focus on JCR based web content management systems • Implementor of the Magnolia KonaKart integration • rr@headwire.com 3 Friday, 26 April 13

4. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 1. Introduction – presenter Ueli Scheidegger • Owner and managing director of fastforward websolutions • Integrators since Magnolia 1 • Partners since 2011 • Initiator and co-developer of module • Trying to be an active member of community • uscheidegger@fastforward.ch 4 Friday, 26 April 13

5. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 1. Shop module - what is it? 2. Target groups 3. How to install 4. Feature overview 5. Configure your own shop 6. Customize & extend 7. Roadmap 8. Questions 5 Agenda Friday, 26 April 13

6. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 1. Shop Module - what is it Magnolia module (i.e. extension) based on other Magnolia modules • STK • Form • OCM • (samples) Collection of sample templates Default cart implementation 6 Friday, 26 April 13

7. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. For the simple system • One tool to deal with > Magnolia • One tool to run > no additional hosting setup and costs For the complex system • Fully integrated in website • Completely customizable to complex requirements • open source • Magnolia standards • Very extentable 7 2. Shop Module Target Groups Friday, 26 April 13

8. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 2. Important to know Magnolia-only solution not an integration of an other 3rd party shop system not yet full featured • no out of the box payment gateway integration • no price difference for product options (e.g. size) open source 8 Friday, 26 April 13

9. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 3. How to install See documentation.magnolia-cms.com/modules/shop 9 Friday, 26 April 13

10. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 3. How to install See documentation.magnolia-cms.com/modules/shop 9 Friday, 26 April 13

11. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 3. How to install Get Magnolia 4.5.8 CE or EE (bundled webapp or full Tomcat bundle) Get shop module 1.1.1 bundle from nexus.magnolia-cms.com • make sure you don’t have duplicate jars • always use the newer versions 10 Friday, 26 April 13

12. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 11 4. Feature overview Demo Friday, 26 April 13

13. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 12 5. Configure your own shop Demo Friday, 26 April 13

14. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize look & feel • custom css > Sample • custom template script > Sample Customize checkout form • form fields > Sample • validation > Sample 13 Friday, 26 April 13

15. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 14 Friday, 26 April 13

16. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 15 Friday, 26 April 13

17. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 15 Friday, 26 April 13

18. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 16 Friday, 26 April 13

19. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 16 Friday, 26 April 13

20. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 16 Friday, 26 April 13

21. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 17 Friday, 26 April 13

22. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 17 Friday, 26 April 13

23. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 17 Friday, 26 April 13

24. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 17 Friday, 26 April 13

25. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 18 Friday, 26 April 13

26. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 18 Friday, 26 April 13

27. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 6. Customize & extend Customize product data • extend product dialog • extend template scripts Customize behavior • extend shopping cart class • write custom form processor 18 Friday, 26 April 13

28. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 7. Roadmap – Key missing features It’s called “Simple Shop Module” No sample e-payment gateway included yet Missing some popular shop features like • Cross selling / up selling > extend data model • Registered shop user > use PUR No user friendly backend yet 19 Friday, 26 April 13

29. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 7. Roadmap As soon as time allows: All features from 1.0.9 (Mag 4.4) in 1.1.2 • shipping cost calculations by cart weight • ability to quit checkout and return to it without loosing address data • bugfixes / improvements Paypal as a sample e-payment gateway integration 20 Friday, 26 April 13

30. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 7. Roadmap – Contributions Not on the roadmap: Product options with price effects Other payment gateways Shipping price calculations also based on cart volume BUT: If you have a special requirement: Ask for a quote! Contribute! 21 Friday, 26 April 13

31. Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. 8. Questions 22 Friday, 26 April 13

32. April 25th 2013 uscheidegger@fastforward.ch Ueli Scheidegger, fastforward websolutions Version 1.1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd. http://documentation.magnolia-cms.com/modules/shop http://www.fastforward.ch Thank you! ...& shop well! 23 Friday, 26 April 13

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