Implementing new financial software into your website is a tricky task. You need test the solution on a demo (non-live) version of your website, assess all of the processes and touchpoints your customers
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The problem with being an accidental entrepreneur Many people that move into ecommerce, especially those that run boutique type webstores that have grown out of a special interest or a specific area of
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Partial.ly has always taken security very seriously, which is why we're committed to compliance with the new European Union General Data Protection Regulation. We offer our full support of the GDPR consumer
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The strong case for payment plans in luxury goods ecommerce One of the ecommerce segments where Partial.ly is helpful for driving sales is luxury goods. Now, this might seem slightly irrational if
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Why do you issue big bills? Ok, so you're a type of business that issues invoices to your customers for sizeable amounts. The customers or clients you invoice might be other businesses, or
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Promoting the payment plans that are now in your ecommerce store Ok, you've taken the big step and have got started with Partial.ly payment plans. The functionality is plugged into your website,
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An accidental empire We've all heard the story about geeks starting a computer business in a garage, and like 40 years later, it's an accidental empire and the world's biggest company by market
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Plug payment plans easily into OpenCart ecommerce websites Open source software is very popular with web developers that build ecommerce stores. In part, this is because it accelerates the ‘go live’ timeframe allowing
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Designing payment plans with Partial.ly Designing payment plans is a very interesting topic and it’s worth taking the time out to consider how best to do it. With Partial.ly, you
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Incentivizing shoppers In the quest to grow ecommerce sales there are a number of ways to drive sales. For some, making sales face-to-face and the ability to close is all about the art
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A Partial.ly customer case study of https://www.planetactionfigures.co.uk
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A funny thing about innovation… There’s a funny thing about innovation, especially when we are talking about processes and the way things are organized within a business. Processes tend to get embedded,
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Payment plans made simple for WooCommerce We mentioned about the exciting things happening at Partial.ly in our last blog. Here, we thought we’d expand a little on one of them that
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We’re getting a bit excited! It’s an exciting time for us here at Partial.ly. We’re a relatively young and fast growing company. We’re always investing to keep our
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Partial.ly currently has eight checkout buttons for ecommerce merchants to use on their cart or product pages. However, merchants are welcome to use whatever image or html button design they'd like for
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Every year, the founders of Partial.ly participate in the Great American Teach-In. This year, we sent Ben to Orange Grove Middle School, a magnet school for creative arts in Tampa, Florida. While
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We're very excited to announce the launch of the Partial.ly affialite program. Merchants, customers, developments agencies, marketing agencies and many others have requested an affiliate program so they can share their appreciate
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Partial.ly took a direct hit from Hurricane Irma on Sunday, September 10th, 2017. The Partial.ly offices are located in Tampa, Florida, along with the homes of all Partial.ly employees. While
Read Article →We're thrilled to announce the release of Partial.ly 2.0, the first major version update of Partial.ly since it's release in Fall 2015. We've listened to our merchants and customers very
Read Article →One of the biggest improvements to Partial.ly is the addition of shipping support. Merchants can now charge for shipping as a separate, additional fee for their payment plans. Merchants can set up
Read Article →The initial version of Partial.ly allowed merchants to enter a single fee for offers and payment plans, as a fixed $ amount or a % of the total. This worked for most merchants and
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