E-commerce

The EBS Payment Gateway module implements the EBS payment processing service (www.ebs.in) in Ubercart. This will come as a boon to Ubercart users in India looking to use an Indian payment processing service. It's been tested and is in use on a production site. The module development was handled by the core Ubercart team back when Ryan was employed with Prima Supply.

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This module allows you to easily and quickly integrate your Ubercart online-shop with Pangora, a Germany based service to list your products automatically on many different websites.

It currently comes with the following features:

UC_Signup provides integration between Signup.module and Ubercart, allowing users to purchase signups for events.

Signup-enabled nodes are configured as Ubercart products.

The customer can purchase signups for herself and/or other people.

Example use cases:

NOTE: Agileware recommend that users of this module switch to the uc_vat which can be configured to provide the necessary Australian GST calculations. UC VAT is more widely applicable than European VAT. The Ubercart invoice template then needs to be manually overriden to replace the title from "Invoice" to "Tax Invoice". Information below is provided for historical reference only.

This is the Australian Goods and Services Tax (GST) module for Ubercart. It is only relevant for Australian eCommerce websites that sell goods and services to Australian customers. If this is you, then you need this module. See ACCC's GST & online shopping page for more details.

With this module and the Ubercart Tax Rules correctly configured, GST will be displayed and only applied to those purchases where the customer is in Australia. All other customers will be able to purchase GST free. Joy!

This module also provides functionality to use your stores ABN and have it print on your invoices..

This is a rudimentary module to export orders from Ubercart to a CSV file for easy import into Excel.

Warning: the 6.x version is just a rough port of a module I wrote original for the 5.x version of Ubercart. I'm not sure the database tables are even the same now, so you may get MYSQL errors when you attempt to export. Please file an issue if this happens and I'll fix it as quickly as possible. I apologize for any inconvenience.

Integration of the MultiSafepay online payment in Ubercart 2.x

This module:

• Integrates MultiSafepay into Ubercart
• Has a settings form for easy configuration
• Has possibilities to track payments

Biggest advantages of MultiSafepay:

Description:

This module adds support for calculating Florida Discretionary Surtax in Ubercart. Florida Discretionary Surtax is added to the standard Florida state tax (currently 6%) and limited to the first $5000 of the order. The Florida Discretionary Surtax amount is calculated by determining the delivery county (via zip code) of the order and adding that county surtax amount to the normal state tax.

Reservations consists of an API that enables nodes of any content type to be reserved based by users by role as either a resource of a bucket. Using the bucket configuration works more like a hotel or rental car system where customers reserve a type or item and the specific item they get depends on what is available at the time the reservation starts. This project includes multiple sub-modules including Reservation UI which provides a Reservation Request -> Confirmation -> Checkout -> Check In workflow driven Views making to easy to modify.

This is for Ubercart. If you are using Ubercart to sell tickets or entries to an event or perhaps a race, it's very helpful to have a list, per item, of who bought what. For a competition, this will become an entry list. For a performance, this may become your will-call attendance list.

You may simply want to know who bought what! Who are the purchasers of a given item can be useful in any of a number of instances... recalls, promotions, and the like.

Secure by Role is a simple Drupal module for shopping sites and others where security is important. When a page is requested, SecRole checks to see if the user is a member of a list of roles which should be only served pages over a secure connection (HTTPS). If this is the case, and the connection is not already secure, the user is redirected to the page they are requesting over a secure connection.

Why is this module's approach better than simply locking down your entire site behind a secure connection? Because not all the visitors to your site will be doing things which demand a secure connection. Search engine spiders, for example, are not going to be sending credit card details; they may even be incapable of indexing pages behind HTTPS connections. Or maybe they're simply human users who are just browsing with no intent to buy anything - yet. But with SecRole, you can easily configure the site so that, once these users create an account, they are served over a secure connection and their credit card details are safe. Your web server can avoid the overhead incurred by encrypting and decrypting data sent or received over a secure connection until it's necessary.