Integrated shop systems
Integrated shop systems (integrated English : "built", "permanently installed") are Internet shops, on a website are displayed, even though the actual shop operator is not the home owner. This technology should not be confused with the reseller systems, in which resellers with shop providers supposedly have their own internet shop, which can even be optically designed individually by the resellers. The built-in shop systems are not easily recognizable for the lay visitor to a homepage. In these systems the technology of the Internet is exhausted. Everyone can run a third-party shop on their homepage and receive commissions in the case of sales. This system is not to be confused with the affiliate partner programs . The basic idea is that an Internet shop operator makes his shop available to any number of Internet site owners and pays previously agreed brokerage commissions if sales have been generated via the third-party sites. The partners of the shop providers receive one or several links, plus a fixed customer ID that is transferred with each call.
The links are structured in such a way that only the one page to be displayed is displayed; the other pages and the menu systems and the design are not displayed by the shop system . With this integrated shop system technology, a shop can be operated on any homepage, which optically appears to be on the homepage called up, but is on the homepage of the shop operator.
This technique is also offered by travel providers. You can integrate a complete travel booking system on your own website, but you have almost only made your own website available and given your own customer ID when you call it up. If travel bookings are generated in this way, the commissions are paid correctly because the assignments are clear.