IBM WebSphere Commerce

IBM® WebSphere® Commerce Professional, Version 6.0 capabilities

• Gift Center for WebSphere Commerce
• Sales Center for WebSphere Commerce
• Cross-channel Order Processing
• Business Intelligence
• Workspaces and Attachments
• E-mail Template Editor
• Rapid application development environment

Auctions

Provides an ideal environment for implementing small to moderate-scale auctioning as part of your e-commerce solution, and for conducting auctions simultaneously.

Marketing and Merchandising Tools

Deliver enhanced targeted e-mail campaigns, advanced rules-based discounts and promotions and improved tooling for merchandising associations such as cross sells and up sells.

Sales Catalogues

Allow you to maintain an unlimited number of catalog hierarchies and product assortments for seasonal purposes, targeting specific customer segments or business customers.

Collaborative Content Management Catalogue Management

Gives business users end-to-end control over the creation, management and publishing of product information, Web content, promotion rules and campaign information — without help from IT.

Integration

A framework and tools for integrating data, processes and systems across and beyond the enterprise, ensuting you can leverage all of your existing assets and investments.

Payments

Provides a secure electronic payment process for Internet merchants through a single, unified interface. Based on open standards-based technology, WebSphere Commerce Payments works with plug-ins called "payment cassettes" to support multiple payment protocols.

System Management

Comprehensive tools for site administration, problem determination and performance monitoring along with simplified clustering, which allows you to easily configure and manage hardware and software to achieve higher levels of performance and reliability with potentially less cost and complexity.

Web Services

WebSphere Commerce can be the service provider by enabling its business functions as Web services, which can be accessed by external systems. Also, WebSphere Commerce can be the service requester by enabling it to invoke Web services hosted by external systems. The integrated development environment supports rapid development of new Web services.