The Webgility Store Module is the most important component of the eCC Desktop and online store integration. For PHP carts, the store module allows eCC Desktop to communicate with the online store, while keeping the online store database secure.
The store module is utilized by eCC Desktop, eCC Cloud, Shiplark and Shiplark for FedEx.
The Webgility Store Module can be installed in the store in three ways:
- The eCC Desktop Software.
- FTP client (FireFTP or FileZilla).
- By extension into the admin area of an online store.
PHP carts
These carts require the module to be installed either with the software or by using a FTP client. These carts are:
Avactis, Claim the Web, CS-Cart, CubeCart, Interspire, LiveCart, Loaded Commerce, OpenCart, osCmax, osCommerce, Pinnacle Cart, Shop-Script, SunShop, Ubercart (Drupal 6), ViArt Shop, X-Cart, and Zen Cart
PHP carts with extensions
Although these carts are PHP carts, the Webgility Store module can be installed as an extension into the backend of the admin area.
These carts are:
Drupal Commerce, Magento, Shopp, PrestaShop, redSHOP, Ubercart (Drupal 7), VirtueMart, WooCommerce, WP e-Commerce Plugin, WP Online Store plugin, and WordPress-osCommere plugin
Hosted Carts
These carts connect to eCC Desktop using the built-in API that sends encrypted information between the online store and eCC Desktop. Therefore the Webgility Store module is not required. These carts are:
Bigcommerce, 3dcart, Shopify, Mal's E-Commerce, Volusion and Yahoo! Store.
Marketplaces
All marketplaces have their own way of connecting eCC Desktop to their API. Therefore the Webgility Store Module is not required. These marketplaces are:
Amazon US/UK, eBay US, eBay UK (beta) and Etsy.
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