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− | * | + | * Where is everyone coming from? Sam Nabi will tailor his tour to our needs. |
− | * | + | ** Nonprofit org wants online registrations with payment |
− | ** | + | ** Bookseller |
+ | ** Online donations | ||
+ | ** Goods and Services | ||
+ | ** Media Production (rental of cameras, lights, &c) | ||
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+ | * Want to make things easier for sellers and buyers | ||
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+ | ===== Shopkit ===== | ||
+ | * https://github.com/samnabi/shopkit | ||
+ | * Plugin for CMS called "Kirby" | ||
+ | * Sam sells code for other developers to use on their websites | ||
+ | ** Doesn't want to deal with the actual credit card processing | ||
+ | ** Or poor installations by those developers | ||
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+ | * Self-hosted PHP-based solution | ||
+ | ** Sold as a subscription service | ||
+ | ** Sam would hold the code and provides the online webhosting | ||
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+ | * Using Stripe and Square | ||
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+ | * Sample sites: | ||
+ | ** an indiegogo type site: https://coblisher.com/shop | ||
+ | ** retail business: http://gourmetpassions.ca/kirby | ||
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+ | * Sam provides the code, and can work it into the design of an existing web page | ||
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+ | * Had an idea to pool resources for pooled shipping, delivery, advertising | ||
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+ | * Sam started as a city planner, moved to a startup doing web development | ||
+ | ** Then, Sam bought a retail store (Full Circle Foods) | ||
+ | ** ...the inherited system is a series of linked spreadsheets :/ | ||
+ | ** Full Circle has 90 suppliers. Seems a lot, but many are small, local businesses | ||
+ | ** Lots to be done digitizing the order system | ||
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Revision as of 18:41, 16 July 2018
Contents
Web Stores and Shopping Carts
- Date
- Monday 16 July 2018 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
- Meetup Event
- https://www.meetup.com/NetSquared-Kitchener-Waterloo/events/250380630/
- Location
- Room 1301 -- Conrad Grebel University College, 140 Westmount Rd. N., Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Event Announcement
- Web Stores and Shopping Carts/Announcement 2018-07-16
Does your NonProfit organization sell things? Does it provide paid services? Do you need a web presence for your sales? Will you need a separate server for your web store? Or can you add a shopping cart to your existing web site? Or is it better to outsource all online commerce?
Meet our guest speaker Sam Nabi, developer of Shopkit, and let's discuss what a System Administrator needs to join a NonProfit organization to the world of web commerce.
--Marc Paré & Bob Jonkman
Resources
Meeting Notes
Introductions
- Where is everyone coming from? Sam Nabi will tailor his tour to our needs.
- Nonprofit org wants online registrations with payment
- Bookseller
- Online donations
- Goods and Services
- Media Production (rental of cameras, lights, &c)
- Want to make things easier for sellers and buyers
Shopkit
- https://github.com/samnabi/shopkit
- Plugin for CMS called "Kirby"
- Sam sells code for other developers to use on their websites
- Doesn't want to deal with the actual credit card processing
- Or poor installations by those developers
- Self-hosted PHP-based solution
- Sold as a subscription service
- Sam would hold the code and provides the online webhosting
- Using Stripe and Square
- Sample sites:
- an indiegogo type site: https://coblisher.com/shop
- retail business: http://gourmetpassions.ca/kirby
- Sam provides the code, and can work it into the design of an existing web page
- Had an idea to pool resources for pooled shipping, delivery, advertising
- Sam started as a city planner, moved to a startup doing web development
- Then, Sam bought a retail store (Full Circle Foods)
- ...the inherited system is a series of linked spreadsheets :/
- Full Circle has 90 suppliers. Seems a lot, but many are small, local businesses
- Lots to be done digitizing the order system
Future Topics
- See KWNPSA Requested Topics
- Need a topic for Monday, 20 August 2018 (Bob can't do I2P)