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KilveNet is a StoreFront ™ partner and can set up an effective  web site for you with shopping cart facilities.  This is cheaper than you might think and it works extremely well.  To see a demonstration visit http://www.storefront.net/demo-new/ The store now incorporates StoreFront's Multi-Tier Pricing and Inventory Tracking features.

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SFlogo.jpg (3777 bytes)  Clr.gif (816 bytes)StoreFront Features

StoreFront is an e-commerce application utilising Microsoft's Active Server Pages technology to provide a highly creative, robust e-commerce application development environment.
StoreFront offers developers the most effective product presentation tools and user-friendly interface available in e-commerce development.
StoreFront comes with a built-in set of reporting applications, which provide order Summary by any selected date range, Order Detail by Customer, Invoicing - Create attractive invoices straight from the customer orders database, Sales Tax and Shipping Charges reports and full product management utilities including Add Product routines, Delete Product and Edit Product Routines.
Suggestive sales messages on a product by product basis, including hyperlinks to the suggested, complimentary product.
Easy navigation between catalogue pages and other types of content pages with no disruption of the shoppers session.
Maintain the shoppers location in the catalogue during the shopping session to reinforce continued shopping.
Easy access to view and modify orders and freedom of movement between the order summary and back to any catalogue page.
Robust order management for applying tax and shipping charges.
Immediate e-mail confirmation of customer orders.
Manage your product database locally or remotely.

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From ZD Net news 9/8/99

Traditional brick and mortar retailers will begin to feel the bite from e-commerce soon, according to new research from Jupiter Communications.

The New York-based research firm today predicted that less than 10 percent of e-commerce revenue in 2002 will be from incremental sales. That means that the bulk of the growth in e-commerce will come from sales that would have otherwise taken place offline.

"With a few notable exceptions, traditional merchants' Internet strategies have been paralysed by indecision, and the merchants continue to watch Web upstarts seize the early momentum," Jupiter analyst Ken Cassar said.

Of the US$11.9 billion in on-line commerce Jupiter is predicting for 1999, only US$720 million, or six percent, will come from sales that would not have otherwise taken place.

Cassar said companies need to accept the Internet as another channel for their business or risk losing sales to competitors. "Merchants must accept that cannibalised sales are better than lost sales," he said.