The eCommerce buying API powering amberExpress. Order products with code
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Re: The eCommerce buying API powering amberExpress. Order products with code
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#3What happens when they find out about you plugging credit card information and block you?
Re: The eCommerce buying API powering amberExpress. Order products with code
#4How are you getting around retailers' terms of service? What happens when they find out about you plugging credit card information and block you?
Then again here's a quote from a merchant that reached out just this morning: "How do we get our store added, what you guys are doing is rad! [redacted] I've actually already been talking to a handful of app photo app developers about integrating our store into their app as a way to create incremental revenue -- I'd love to be able to have them use your API instead of having to build something ourselves."
If they're around maybe they can publicly contribute to the discussion.
Re: The eCommerce buying API powering amberExpress. Order products with code
#5eCommerce on mobile is still way too much work and I could see people building marketplaces or purchase-enabled wishlisting/product bookmarking apps really quickly with this.
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#7Very interesting. The scraping aspect of it scares me a bit if they don't stay up on the various changes a retailer might make to their store. But all in all, this could shake some shit up.
If something fails one of us gets an email / sms / a strongly worded letter from our parents telling us we could better.
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#9This is absolutely amazing. How do you keep up with changes to all the various stores? If I were a niche retailer, is there a way to be on the amber.io system? I'd think a plugin to some of the popular eCommerce solutions on the market (magento, woocommerce) would be great for getting more stores onto your network.
Changes to the checkout process are dealt with regression testing. As for supporting new retailers (even niche ones), feel free to email us at founders@amber.io to support your site.
As for Magento and other platforms we're in discussions to support them too.
Re: The eCommerce buying API powering amberExpress. Order products with code
#10Assuming that's the case, (how) does it work if the store uses HTTPS for normal product pages?