Hi buddies,
So after enjoying Easter and April Fool, we meet up again on Magento blog. This week tutorial will refer to cancelation, which is an important operation since everyone can make a mistake sometime, right?
Welcome back, Magento friends
It has been quite a long time since the last post in this category. How have you been lately? Are you still thirsty for more Magento knowledge? Today we are happy to continue our series with part 5: Partial Operations.
Happy New Year and welcome back to our Magento blog! I hope that you have had a wonderful holiday. And now let’s come back to our Topic 9 with the part of Refund. A refund usually refers to the reimbursement of funds to a customer for a product or service provided. Magento framework will create a Credit Memo for the returned orders.
Welcome back to our topic: Sales and Customer! It has been two weeks since we talked about part 2: Invoice. Can’t let you wait any more, we continue with order process in Magento. In this post, I’ll talk about the shipment, the next step of sale process.
Today I’ll explain how to setup multiple stores with different domains in a single installation of Magento. I will show you step by step. A simple thing but you also need to understand a little about Magento.
Invoices are essential parts in sales transactions. An invoice or a bill is a commercial document issued by the seller to the buyer indicating the products, quantities and agreed prices for products services the seller has provided the buyer. This week, I would like to focus on how to create invoices with Magento technology.
With a rich variety of products and selling campaigns, it seems to be a challenge for both sellers and buyers to manage their transactions. This brings me to the idea of finding the way to list of products on sale and sorts them by discount percent or saved value.