IdoSell, unlike many ecommerce solutions offered in the Open Source model, provides dedicated tools for integrating the store front with the use of HTML and JavaScript snippets, without the need to modify the underlying source code of each template. With such approach you can, for example, react in real time to events occurring on the shop's webpage, add new elements to certain pages or change the look and feel of existing elements. There really is a lot of possibilities. As a developer, you have direct control over where each piece of code is placed and executed. Should it be visible only on product details pages? No problem. Should it fire only for logged in customers? Sure thing. Another useful scenario is executing some logic whenever the store is visited from specific sources, based on the supplied URL or session parameters, thanks to our built in CPA module. All this is available in a dedicated GUI in the IdoSell administration panel.

You have access to various dedicated tools when planning and carrying out an integration with an external ERP system, which can greatly speed up the entire process. However, nothing stops you from creating entirely new, custom integrations based on our open interfaces.

In order to meet the requirements of the fast growing ecommerce market we created and maintain open integration standards, each with a detailed data format specification, which makes integrating external systems with IdoSell even easier. While designing and updating our open integration standards we take extra care to ensure they meet the current and foreseeable market requirements.

It is a perfect solution for developers who want to calculate prices of their products in a non-linear way. The ability to take into account the complex configuration of the attributes of the products you offer (e.g. describing a roller shutter, offered in both standard and non-standard dimensions, in the case of which personalization will have a significant impact on its price) will allow you to define even the most advanced logic for calculating their prices. Such functionality cannot be achieved with standard "click" configurations.

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