E-commerce Systems
Having created sophisticated online shopping & payment systems for some of the Internet’s biggest brands, Interdirect's e-commerce experience is undeniably top flight. Many of these interface to third-party back office systems thereby providing completely integrated sales order processing systems.
CITI Open Courses
CITI were so delighted with the website we created for them they asked us to utilise our expertise for the Open Courses area of their site. Previously this had only provided users with course information but our client desired the new site to allow users to book online.The result ....
Danilo
Danilo are Europe’s leading provider of licensed calendars & sound cards. They wanted a fun yet reliable e-commerce system to replace their existing one. Naturally MallMachine was once more the perfect choice as it gives them control & reliability.
Total Access
Total Access has established itself as the UK's leading training provider of Height Safety Support Services. They required many features including online ordering so MallMachine was the perfect solution for them.
Champneys Collection
The Health & Beauty Collection draws upon Champneys 80-year history. Previously only available in Sainsbury’s, Interdirect were asked to create a beautiful e-commerce system to make the products easier to purchase. MallMachine was the natural choice.
Champneys Booking System
An online booking system that lets users check availability in real time and then securely book and pay for their stay. The front-end is programmed entirely in Flash and interfaces to the legacy booking systems at each Champneys resort.
Champneys Voucher System
Champneys were so pleased with their online booking system that they asked Interdirect to create an e-commerce system to sell their vouchers. The systems are linked so that vouchers bought on one system can be redeemed the other.
Books of Course
Books of Course aimed to be a student bookshop with a difference and Interdirect had to create a rock-solid system, sympathetic to student sentimentalities without offending parents too much! The idea was to allow students' families to deposit money on account for them to spend on books rather than beer!
