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I could have sworn that I saw a timeline for having Multiple Domains per Admin/License but I can't seem to find it. Is this slated for sometime in 2016?
So I guess the question now is how will the licence fee be calculated in that scenerio? Will it be based on "Annual Merchant Revenue" of all domains combined? Currently with seperate licenses we have 2 at starter, 1 at business and 2 at professional levels. Combine them all and we are enterprise+.
The details still have to be worked out, but yes essentially you're right. The plan is for Annual Merchant Revenue to be the driver (one of the reasons we made those changes), the intent of the plan though is for stores to be "germane" to each other.
For example, if you sell Auto parts and want to have sub stores by brands, so myautoparts.com sells everything under the sun and mytoyotaparts.com sells just Toyota parts, but it's really one giant catalog behind the scenes with a single admin, then we're trying to solve this problem for you and bill for it as you suggested, based on the total volume for the whole site.
What we're not trying to solve, someone launching mygenericmall.com and then "selling" substores to other merchants and letting them list their stuff under that mall and avoid paying the base level fees on a per store basis. We'll be taking some measures to prevent this secondary case.
I think it would actually support that from what it sounds like as long as you were willing to have all of those items in a single master database and change their visibility on a site by site basis. I imagine additional columns on the product list in admin with a checkbox for each domain that toggles visibility. With the active/inactive toggle being a global setting. this would be great as it would take items in and out of stock globally in real time based on aggregate data. That is if you wanted each site to have real-time inventory. But I wonder, what if you wanted real-time inventory for an item on 1 domain but did not want to track inventory for that item on a different domain? Fora example if you had one site which people could purchase through directly but another site you only used for quoting purposes positioned towards large buyers.
Is there an ETA you're willing to share for this? I desperately want this feature. We have three stores with product overlap, and wrangling inventory and duplicate updates everywhere is annoying.
Very good. This is one of those features that other platforms sort of offer through third-party integrations, but Miva can really stand out with a native solution.
Will this also enable centralized order fulfillment and customer management? I need an excuse to get rid of Order Manager.
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