Dotcom produces software for businesses that use the internet as a trading medium. Our webstore application eTrader is the e-commerce solution of choice for SME's.
Working for you round the clock Harnessing the global reach of the internet and the power of business process automation, eTrader works even while you sleep to bring you access to new markets and increased levels of profitability. It is affordable, easy to use and packed with features designed to raise the online profile of your business. eTrader is built using scalable web and database technologies to handle the load as your business grows. We supply add-on modules if your site requires advanced e-commerce features. We can also customise eTrader to your specific needs and integrate it with your existing systems. Dotcom offers a range of complementary services that includes web design and online marketing to ensure that you get maximum advantage from your e-commerce site. Visit our demo site and place your order for eTrader today and you can be trading online in a matter of days.
Harnessing the global reach of the internet and the power of business process automation, eTrader works even while you sleep to bring you access to new markets and increased levels of profitability.
Dotcom offers a range of complementary services that includes web design and online marketing to ensure that you get maximum advantage from your e-commerce site.
NEW eTrader Support Forum 08/08/08. Dotcom have launched an eTrader support forum. Get answers to eTrader questions, read articles giving eTrader tips & tricks and download the latest user guides.
FREE eTrader Trial 28/07/08. Dotcom have released a free trial version of eTrader. Click here for more information.
eTrader supports PayPal Pro UK 20/03/08. eTrader now accepts payment through PayPal Pro UK. The product's now integrates with four leading Payment Service Providers: World Pay, PayPal Pro, Protx and that Standard PayPal service.
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