Want to tie xTuple together with a leading open source web shopping cart? We've just finished an overhaul of our eCommerce integration for xTuple and Drupal/Ubercart. The solution consists of a custom Drupal module (uc_edi_xtuple) and a set of instructions for configuring your webstore to send customer and order information to your xTuple database. You'll be able to sell on the web, and manage all your fulfilment (shipping) and inventory operations in xTuple, and then transmit shipping information back to your store, so your customer knows the ship date and tracking number. View the full set of instructions here.
We'll be demonstrating this solution, as well as how to automate the whole process using xTuple Connect, in a webinar in May. We hope you'll join us in May to see it live and get instant answers to your questions. Let us know if you're interested in the webinar, and we'll make sure to contact you with the date and signup link as soon as it's available. Cost will be $125 per person for a 90 minute training session (CPE credits available).
BC Wilson
With the explosive movement of cloud strategies, BC was promoted to director of cloud services in 2014. Previously, he oversaw operations and hiring of managers for critical lines of business for the Product Management Group, driving return on investment (ROI) for all xTuple products and managed ongoing engineering and development of the xTuple Classic GUI product, including all customer-sponsored enhancements, as well as the xTuple Web Portal product. Prior to xTuple, BC was a senior product manager for Trader Electronic Media, where he directed the development of websites for the classified advertising market. He has also worked as a partner in a web design agency, and a content producer for the Road Runner and Starband broadband service providers. BC began his career as a writer and editor for the Ziff Davis computer magazines.
He holds a B.A. in Theology from Georgetown University, and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Old Dominion University. In 2012, BC was appointed as a commissioner of Bicycle and Pedestrian Trails in Norfolk, Virginia.