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Electronic Commerce Centre · Ecommerce, courses and internal fulfilment

Commerce, courses and registration connected to your systems.

Institutional commerce for physical and digital products, education programmes, conferences and internal distribution.

What the solution does
How Electronic Commerce Centre connects people, data and systems

Start with the situation

What do you need to get done?

Courses and events

Dates, capacity, registration, payments and attendee lists.

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Physical products

Variants, pricing, stock, shipping and finance hand-off.

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Digital content

Release of content or documents based on order status and rights.

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Internal distribution

Internal fulfilment rules beyond a standard online store.

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EOC in practice

One operation for ecommerce, learning and internal fulfilment.

  • The KOPLA payment layer connects a supported gateway: GP WebPay, ČSOB eAPI or GoPay, depending on configuration.
  • Zásilkovna / Packeta can receive shipment data and return delivery status.
  • Courses and events cover dates, capacity, waiting lists, communication, feedback and certificates.
  • Connectors and scope are always confirmed for each deployment.

IVS Praha

EOC is moving into production for the Institute for Public Administration Prague.

The solution connects training programmes and courses, registration, capacity, payments, participant communication and related lecturer workflows. Specific integrations belong to this deployment.

For whom

Who the solution is for

✓Universities and education providers
✓Course and conference operators
✓Digital-content providers
✓Institutions with inventory or internal distribution

What changes

  1. 01 A public shop, internal ordering and a learning portal can run in one solution.
  2. 02 Catalogue visibility and prices can vary for staff, students and the public.
  3. 03 Orders reach the finance system without manual rekeying.
  4. 04 Courses, waiting lists, communication, feedback and certificates remain connected.

From input to outcome

What happens after the input arrives.

01

Offer

An administrator publishes a product, programme or date with pricing, capacity and customer rules.

02

Order

The customer registers, chooses an option and places the order in one clear flow.

03

Payment and status

EOC manages capacity, pricing, available payment and the next order state.

04

Hand-off for fulfilment

The outcome reaches accounting, finance, inventory, shipping or digital delivery.

User perspectives

Each person sees their work and responsibility.

Catalogue administrator

Controls items, dates, capacity, prices and customer groups.

Finance

Receives orders and payments connected to the finance system.

Programme organiser

Sees registrations, waiting lists, communication and event capacity.

Customer

Buys products, digital content or attendance in a clear flow.

Next step

Let’s discuss your specific use case.

Bring one real case. We will separate standard product scope, integrations and decisions your organisation needs to make.

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