Ministry for development of information technologie and communications of the republic of uzbekistan

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In What Way Does Ecommerce Work?

Have you ever purchased anything online? If so, then you were participating in eCommerce. The same stands if you ever bought a digital subscription or service online. Even though those transactions may not have seemed so complex, but the fact is that each order consists of various processes. When you submit an order, you have taken care of only one step of the puzzle that consists of many more pieces.
Different actions are available for the processing of payments, delivering services and/or goods, and managing orders. To know what the steps are eCommerce must take to work, it can be thought of as the same steps a store would have to take when you purchase something from them. Let us say that you are purchasing a brand-new teapot. First, you will visit a few different shops, browsing their section of kitchen goods. After you have found the teapot you want, you will go up to a register to pay for it. Then the sales clerk places your purchase in a bag where it will be easier to carry.

Ecommerce consists of these basic steps:

First, you look around for what you want, eventually deciding on which product it is you want. Next, you complete your purchase and receive the product packaged (or bagged).
The following is a summary of the steps taken anytime you purchase something from an online eCommerce business:

Step 1. Submitting an Order

You want to purchase a lamp from a retail web store you shop at often. While you are visiting, the server which manages the website of the vendor and your browser will communicate with one another.

Step 2. Order Management

A website server is the one to send the order you submit to the order management solution of the company; this system keeps track of your order from the time you submitted it until it and throughout its shipment. The order management system finds out if what you are wanting is in stock by sending a query to the stock database of the company.