It’s been a while since we explored the Lists section of the NetSuite admin, and today, we return with a new chapter – our trip through the Reports section of the ERP system. Below, you will find our description of its core subsections as well as advice on how to synchronize Magento 2 and Oracle NetSuite. Continue Reading
Below, we continue the exploration of the Content section of the Magento 2 backend. The following article sheds light on Themes and Schedule. After exploring Pages, Blocks, and Widgets, we can proceed to the remaining two subsections of the Magento 2 admin. Below, we describe what to do with the corresponding screens and how to add new elements there. Continue Reading
The following guide sheds light on the structure of the Magento 2 backend. In particular, we explore a screen that contains all Magento 2 widgets. It is a part of the Content section, together with Pages and Blocks. Below, we describe how the Widgets grid looks and works. We also shed light on how to create widgets as well as import and export them. Continue Reading
In this article, you will discover how Magento 2 backend is arranged. We continue exploring its Content section, and today our attention is drawn to CMS blocks and a corresponding screen that stores all of them. Below, we describe how the appropriate grid looks and how to manage it. We also shed light on such aspects as the creation of new CMS blocks. Their import and export to/from Magento 2 are described in separate chapters as well. Continue Reading
The following article continues our series dedicated to the Magento 2 backend. It described two sections of user-generated content: Reviews and Pending Reviews. As you might have guessed from their names, both are tightly connected and let you manage product reviews your store visitors write on your website. Below, we explore how to manage this type of content as well as shed light on how to import/export product reviews. Continue Reading
Below, we continue our exploration of the Marketing area situated in the Magento 2 backend. The following article sheds light on the SEO & Search section, which includes the following screens: URL Rewrites, Search Terms, Search Synonyms, and Site Map. Below, we show how to work with each one. You will find out how to add new URL rewrites, search terms/synonyms, and site maps. Besides, the article describes how to import/export all the related data. Continue Reading
In the following article, we describe two screens of the Promotions section situated under the Marketing area of the Magento 2 backend: Catalog Price Rule and Cart Price Rules. Below, we show how to create and edit them. Besides, you will discover how to import and export cart price rules in the most user-friendly manner. Continue Reading
The following article continues our exploration of the Magento 2 backend. Below, we’d like to draw your attention to a section that contains customer groups. We show how to edit and add them. Other screens from the Customers section are described here: All Customers and Now Online. Besides, you can find our exploration of Admin->Sales (Orders, Invoices, Credit Memos, etc.) as well as the Products and Categories screens from Catalog. Continue Reading
We continue exploring the Magento 2 backend and this time want to show you how to monitor customers online in Magento 2. Recently, we’ve already described the All Customers screen – the main interface under the Customers section. And today, you will find a detailed description of another grid dedicated to your store visitors – Customers Now Online. This section doesn’t let you register new clients or import/export them, but it is useful in terms of promotions and marketing campaigns, introducing advanced monitoring opportunities. Also, note that we’ve already described the main sections of Admin->Sales (Orders, Invoices, Credit Memos, etc.) as well as the Products and Categories screens from the Catalog section. Continue Reading
Most business software is annoying. It has a relatively long learning curve and always requires the help of third-party specialists. Even CRM systems are not an exception. Big companies cause this situation: they require complex solutions able to solve their needs. As a result, small companies have to pay for a million features that they don’t want. They are often forced to hire an IT team to get everything set up correctly. However, there is a solution that helps small businesses eliminate unwanted inconveniences. Meet Less Annoying CRM – a platform designed with average market players in mind. It’s affordable, easy to understand, and less annoying. In the following article, we describe its core features as well as shed light on the Magento 2 Less Annoying CRM integration. Continue Reading
