Brainwise is one of the few companies that provide complete e-commerce solution for businesses. It does not matter in which business you are in, we can design and implement an e-commerce solution that is perfect for you and is cost effective too. E-commerce can give your business a whole new class of customers and can increase your sales dramatically.

E-commerce is the term used to describe the selling of products and services over the Internet. In the most general sense, simply creating a Web site that advertises and promotes your products can be considered “E-commerce.”

E-commerce businesses now offer elaborate online stores where customers can browse thousands of products, place an order, select the desired shipping method and pay for their purchases using their credit cards.

In today's world of e-Businesses, content flow is almost as crucial as cash flow. If an organization cannot update the information about its product and services on a continuous basis then it will not be able to fulfill the today's Internet based expectations. If any organization wants to increase the content flow without spending lots of money and with less problems then the content management systems are best option.

Any company or organization will need the CMS if the web site of the company is big and there are frequent updates of content or strong requirement to manage website on continuous basis.

It's depend upon a number of factors, such as how you want to handle transactions and what types of security you want to provide. For example, if you don’t need to accept credit cards or process transactions online, all you need is a web site that lists your products, provides some sort of order form and lists the address where your customers should send their payments.

However, if you want a full-featured online store that can process credit card transactions in “real time” in a secure environment you will need:

A shopping cart is an interactive program that allows your client to see your product, choose how many of each item he/she would like to purchase, pay for his/her order and indicate where you will need to send that order.Shopping cart software track products that the customer wants to buy. When a customer comes to the store pages, the shopping cart software assigns a tracking number to the products that the customer wants to buy. When a customer comes to the store pages, the shopping cart software assigns an tracking number to the current customer. Items that are added to the cart are associated with the tracking number for the order. When the customer wants to check out, all of the products in the shopping cart are added to the check out page.

Internet-ready merchant accounts enable you to handle Internet transactions in "real time" without any human intervention. Because the risk of credit card fraud is greater when you are accepting credit cards over the Internet, these specialized merchant accounts also provide additional checks that can significantly reduce the chance of credit card fraud. Once the transactions are processed, the merchant account provider transfers the funds received from the credit card transactions from your merchant account to your bank account.

A payment gateway is a service that connects your online store with your merchant account provider. This service reads the information from the order forms and translates that information for the merchant account. The payment gateway also verifies that the customer’s credit card account has the necessary credit available for the purchase.

Setting up SSL on your own web site may require you to purchase an SSL certificate. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a method of ensuring that information submitted through your Web site is secure and cannot be accessed by unauthorized users. When a site offers an SSL-secured form, the information submitted via that form (typically credit card information) is encrypted using a special “certificate key” and then decrypted with another key after it has been transmitted.

When users access a site secured with SSL,a symbol displays in their browser windows indicating that the site is secure. A secure page’s URL begins with the letters “HTTPS” instead of the standard “HTTP.”