Best solution for Kunaki/1shoppingcart automation?

I don't use 1ShoppingCart. Does it post back to your website?
If it posts back, I suppose you just fire off the order details to Kunaki right?

Unless someone at 1Shoppingcart gets smart and adds that feature.

Are you stuck on what to fire off to kunaki or something else?

Kevin

Maybe slightly off topic, but ...

I started investigating this "scene" using Paul Ponna's "Disc Mojo". This was based on php and did seem a little limited.

Ever one to rise to a challenge(!) I set about creating a version in PERL. I integrated it to run with PayPal and the IPN program. I also added my own simplistic shopping cart, a product directory where numerous CD's / DVD's could be added (by one user), and a wholesale and dropship option. (And yes, it did take several months to write!!)

On reflection, I now think most users will only have one or two CD's they want to promote; I don't think the average user will have dozens of items to promote in the same way they do with ebooks.

I won't add a link to my site here. I don't want it to be seen as an advert. But feel free to contact me should this sort of product be of interest to anyone.

Hi All

Have you managed to find a quick/easy/cheap solution to this problem? Im already with 1SC but wanting to start using Kunaki (or some other fulfillment company).

Please help!

Thanks

Hi there,

Here's one way you can get your order details to any third party fulfillment vendor automatically from 1SC.

1. Create your product.

2. Create an autoresponder that goes out after the sale. In the product section, under Optional Values => Upsell => Autoresponders - use the dropdown to select the autoresponder you just created. This associates that autoresponder (AR) with that product, and adds new customers to that AR.

3. Go back to your Autoresponder. Click on the AR you created for this product.

4. Click 'New Message' to create a new AR message.

5. There is a line in the AR creation section labeled 'Alternate Destination' - when you fill in an alternate email here, instead of this message being sent to the customer, it goes to whatever email you enter. So, you could enter a fullfillment house email that you know they will respond to appropriately, or a VA's email, or even your own, to remind you to contact that customer after a specified period of time.

6. In the email you create, you can give the vendor instructions (you will need to have made arrangements beforehand for payment, etc.) - and you can automatically have the customer's info entered into the email, using the Merge Insert Menu codes.
Since you are setting this up tied to a specific product, you can easily include that product name in the email to the vendor.

Hope this helps - and as always, test it before really using it by sending an email to yourself via Alternate Destination to be sure it still works the same way (correctly, and as you want it to work).