0:05 The first tutorial of the order management mini series will take a look
0:08 at the sort of things you should configure in Infigo
0:10 in order to give your customers a seamless order experience.
0:15 This is by no means an exhaustive list, but will point you towards features
0:19 and additional Infigo Academy resources that you should consider.
0:23 Implementing into your storefronts.
0:26 Now, if you do want some links to Academy resources
0:29 whilst we're going through this, please do take a look at the step by step guide
0:33 which accompanies this particular tutorial.
0:36 And there you will find links to the appropriate resources.
0:42 So first we can navigate
0:43 to the payment methods screen.
0:47 It's important to provide your customers
0:49 with a range of payment options if applicable to your storefronts.
0:53 By default, you'll have purchase orders available to your users.
0:57 However, Infigo offers a wide range of additional payment options,
1:01 along with third party integrations to payment providers.
1:04 This ensures that you can cater to all of your customers and
1:08 their preferred methods.
1:12 Next will go to one of the delivery screens, which,
1:15 based on your environment, may also be in there as shipping.
1:23 As with payments, it's important
1:24 to tailor your delivery options to suit both you and your customers.
1:28 Infigo, provide a couple of inbuilt options to get you started,
1:32 such as fixed rate shipping and shipping by weight.
1:36 When you're ready for something more advanced Infigo, offer
1:39 a wide range of third party integrations allowing you to seamlessly
1:42 connect the Infigo checkout with big name providers such as FedEx.
1:47 In addition, we have a game changing integration with EasyPost,
1:50 giving you easy access to a vast array of delivery
1:53 providers.
1:56 as a side note, you can consider configuring production
1:59 and delivery restrictions.
2:01 These allow you to automatically formulate expected delivery dates
2:05 based on a range of factors.
2:12 So if we next
2:13 navigate to address book management,
2:19 so give your customers easy access
2:20 to all available addresses using the address books functionality.
2:24 This functionality allows you to easily pre-defined a vast quantity of addresses
2:29 and then control which users or groups of users can access
2:33 each of those address books.
2:35 Give your customers a seamless checkout experience where applicable addresses
2:38 are ready and waiting for them
2:43 next to navigate to email message templates.
2:48 So any email that sent
2:50 by the Figo system either to your customers or to your admin
2:54 team, can be fully configured and customized by default.
2:58 Only a limited selection of emails are activated on your storefront.
3:02 Covering emails being triggered by the most critical tasks
3:06 Infigo provides templates for emails covering
3:08 pretty much any noteworthy event on your storefronts.
3:12 These can be activated as desired, meaning from that point
3:15 on, an email will be sent whenever that action is hit.
3:20 What's more, each
3:21 email template can be fully customized using our content template functionality,
3:26 meaning if you wish to do so, you can curate beautifully designed
3:29 templates to be sent to your customers while keeping the emails to your team.
3:33 A Short to the point and with just the information
3:36 that they need.
3:40 Next, I'm
3:41 going to go to our basket settings.
3:44 Now, you may not necessarily need to come here, but consider customizing
3:47 these settings to provide the basket experience of choice to your customers.
3:52 This screen contains a vast array of settings associated
3:55 with the functionality of the basket screen.
4:01 Next,
4:01 I'm going to take a look at order settings,
4:04 so consider customizing these options as well to provide
4:07 the ordering experience of choice to your customers.
4:10 This screen contains a vast array of settings associated
4:14 with the functionality of the checkout process and ordering in general.
4:18 And again, you may not necessarily have to change anything in here,
4:21 but it's good to be aware of the available options.
4:27 Next, I'm going to go
4:27 to appearance settings.
4:31 So the Appearance Settings screen provides you with the ability
4:33 to change the overall style of your basket and checkout pages.
4:38 So if you scroll down a little bit,
4:41 you'll find the section there on basket style
4:44 where you've got a couple of options and check out style.
4:49 In addition, this screen allows you to control brand codes
4:52 and many other general visual elements of your storefront.
4:58 Finally, for this tutorial,
5:00 let's go to the CSS override section.
5:03 So should you wish to modify any visual element of your basket or checkout
5:07 process?
5:08 Even those elements which aren't modifiable in the provided settings?
5:12 The CSS override section can be used to modify the CSS for any part of your site.
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