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URS Systems E-Commerce Online Web Portal with Vendor Management

Author(s):

Sachin Dahal , The Oxford College of Engineering; Prof Dharamvir, The Oxford College of Engineering

Keywords:

B2C, URS Sysytem, Vendor

Abstract

URS Systems E-Commerce Online Web Portal with Vendor Management is an application that is designed with the intention of selling a wide range of products online. All the necessary features of an E-commerce site are included in this application. This application takes into account the popularity of online shopping, which is a hassle-free, convenient, and timesaving method of buying the products of desire. The customers can browse through the products being sold according to category, price, colour, features, relevance, etc. and purchase them with the click of a button. They can also compare the products before they make their purchase.URS Systems E-Commerce Online Web Portal with Vendor Management is a Business to Consumer (B2C) E-Commerce site and the transaction of money takes place between the consumers and the sellers online with the help of a third-party-commercial vendor. This E-commerce portal has different modules that make business efficient for both the consumers and the sellers. One of the features is that the consumers are able to compare the price/value the products to get an idea of their worth for money before they make their decision. Another feature is that the sellers can extract exact information about consumer preferences and also the amount of money spent on each product. Security features have also been added to this system to allow a timely delivery of products and to ensure that the products are examined properly before sending for delivery. Modules Consumer’s Module.  Billing.  Spent Management.  Preferences. Merchant Module  Billing.  Sales.  Vendor Management. Core Controller module

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Paper ID: IJSRDV3I31418
Published in: Volume : 3, Issue : 3
Publication Date: 01/06/2015
Page(s): 3118-3119

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