Online Ordering |
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In order to leverage the power of your XSite's online ordering system, you
first need to enable and tell it how things work in your office. Click each of
the links in the following checklist for specific setup details of each step in
the process. Not all of the items in the following checklist are essential.
Those items that you must do to fully enable your XSite's online ordering system
are marked with an asterisk.
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Online Ordering Setup |
Topic |
| Enable online ordering | Enabling Online Ordering* |
| Sending yourself a practice order | Sending Yourself Practice Orders |
| Define your product list | Setting Up Your Product List* |
| Create client fee lists | Creating Client Specific Fee Lists |
| Assign client fee tables | Assigning Client Fee Lists |
| Setting up your billing options | Setting Up Billing Preferences |
| Create appraiser fee splits | Setting Up Your Fee Splits |
| Assign appraiser fee splits | Assigning Your Fee Splits |
| Publish coverage area | Setting Up Your Coverage Area* |
| Set up user accounts | User Management* |
| Set up client accounts | Creating Client Accounts |
| Set up late payment notices | Late Payment Notices |
| Set up credit card processing | Credit Card Processing |
Once you've enabled the online ordering features, you can access your orders and administrate your online ordering portal through the Orders area of your XSite. To access it, place your cursor over Business Management in the main toolbar at the top of the screen and then, click Orders in the toolbar that drops down. From the ordering portal on your XSite, you can:
| Note: If you're primary concern is to get listed in the XSites Network, the only online ordering steps required to submit your listing to the XSites Network are to enable online ordering, define your products and fees, publish your coverage area, and to, at least, set up your own user profile. For more information about getting listed in the XSites Network, refer to the XSites Network FAQ. | |||
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