E-Business FAQ

eBusiness, may be defined as the utilization of information and communication technologies (ICT) in support of all the activities of business. Commerce constitutes the exchange of products and services between businesses, groups and individuals and can be seen as one of the essential activities of any business. E-commerce (electronic commerce) focuses on the use of ICT to enable the external activities and relationships of the business with individuals, groups and other businesses.

• Why do I need to set –up an e-business website?
  Why you need depends upon a no. of factors such as how you want to handle transactions and what type of security you want to provide. If your requirements are just to accept credit cards online, all that you needed is a website that list your products and provide a secure server to accept credit card and listing of the product can be done through a website that offers an order form and contact address so that the customer can sent payment to you. However if you a want a full featured online store that can process card card transaction in real time in secured environment, a well designed featured e-commerce website to accept immediate online transaction through payment gate ways such as authorize.net, Pay pal etc.


• I already have a website, Can I integrate online store into it.?
  Yes, final host make it easy for you to add an e-commerce to your site .You can order a plan that includes e-commerce or if you are already a final host customer, you can add e-commerce directly from member’s control panel.
  
  
• Can I transfer my store over to the final host?
  Yes, you can transfer your existing store to final host. First be sure that we support your stores requirements which in this case our hosting company platform support window.
  
  
• How can I assure my customer that their transaction are secure?
  The best way to alleviate your customer concern’s is to secure your site using SSL(Secure socket layer)when the site is secured with SSL the standard form of encryption currently used on the web visitor will see a special symbol in their browser window that indicates the sites is secure. Visitors can also tell that a page is secured by looking at the Url. A secure page Url begins with the letter "HTTPS" instead of "HTTP".