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We're trialing DNP at the moment and as a small host the ecomerce on the face of it looks okay. It allows people to signup (which is often done by our sales guys) and send them invoice etc.

Biggest issue I've seen is that it doesn't support WorldPay - anyone seen a custom add-on?

I assume repeat billing works?

Repeat invoicing does work. The only issue is from what I can tell, is there is no link to put in the email so the customer can easily get to the billing page. Also, if a client logs into DNP, it isn't obvious where to go to pay a bill.

 The worst aspect of the ecommerce solution is in the situation a customer needs more resources, such a disk space or bandwidth or more emails. In this case you cannot simply buy a configured add-on. You cannot buy this from the store. Don't ask me why. This one caught me last year.

Sorry to say, but you are wrong. Not supporting of WorldPay is not a biggest issue.

Have a look here: http://forum.dotnetpanel.com/forums/t/4111.aspx to learn why the ecommerce module has to be drastically improved.

Maciej:

Sorry to say, but you are wrong. Not supporting of WorldPay is not a biggest issue.

Have a look here: http://forum.dotnetpanel.com/forums/t/4111.aspx to learn why the ecommerce module has to be drastically improved.

That's a maybe, but we clearly saw it wasn't up to our needs and you didn't get our business. Helm may have it's failings, but billing works.

gpsmith:

...Helm may have it's failings, but billing works.

I dont see where you can configure the invoice. You cannot do manual invoices.  You cannot choose between annual or monthly billing cycles without being able to configure the invoices.

I have yet to figure out how to invoice a customer.

Lannie

 Hello,

I will definitely try i don't have knowledge about world play but i will try to find any solution for that.by the way  If the saying is true that one person's junk is another's gold, then there should be plenty of wealth to go around for e-businesses these days. After all, the junkyard of bad e-commerce ideas has been piling up steadily for several years.

Unless today's e-commerce companies can transform the failures of companies like Furniture.com or E-stamp.com into valuable lessons and profitable business models, then such misguided efforts will go down in history as just a few more poor business models for online retail.

thanks!!