I'll try to answer as many questions as I can, inline. --- "Munaretto, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I'm new to OFBiz, but I have been analyzing this platform versus > a couple of commercial packages for a client. Seems like OFBiz could > be a great fit. Overall, I've been extremely pleased by the quantity > and quality of information that you have compiled on OFBiz, but there > were a few miscellaneous things that I wanted to check with those of > you who know the platform best. Really just looking for Y/N > answers. > > I really appreciate your help, > > David Munaretto > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > BACK OFFICE > > Can email notifications for new accounts and changes in order status > be edited and managed in text and HTML formats? (We would be > manually changing the status of an order, and would want this to > trigger emails). I assume this isn't out of the box but could be the > platform could be customized to do this... correct? Certainly can be customized. Depending what you mean by manually changing status, it may exist for the most part OOTB > > Does it allow customer data to be efficiently exported to a database > or CSV file? > Can be customized quite easily > Does it offer multi-lingual support and labeling for the store > administration features? Yes > > > SECURITY > > Does it follow Payment Application Best Practices (PABP Compliant)? personally not familiar with that compliance standard > > Does it implement IP address tracking and auditing? Tracking, yes. Auditing is catch all phrase that means different things to different people. My standard of auditing, yes. Be sure you're using a database that supports subsecond storage of datetime (eg not MySQL) > > Does it support AVS verification (address verification) and reporting > with orders? I think I saw that somewhere. This would depend on who your shipping carrier is as I believe the service uses their api > > Are password and account changes logged? Most account changes are based on expiration and not on overwriting, so those parts yes. Password changes I'm unsure of, if it's not it would be rather simple to implement. > > Has a security audit been performed by an independent company? > unknown > > COMPATIBILITY > > Do the public facing pages and functionality support the following > browsers on the Windows XP and Vista platform: Internet Explorer 6 > and 7 and Mozilla Firefox 2? > As well as can be expected. I'm pretty sure most if not all front end issues have been resolved > Do the public facing pages and functionality support the following > browsers on the Mac OS X v 10.4 and 10.5 platform: Safari 2 and 3 and > Mozilla Firefox 2? > I can not verify this, but it is my understanding that it does. > Do the internal administration pages and functionality support the > following browsers on the Windows XP and Vista platform: Internet > Explorer 7? > To the best of my knowledge yes. That is the target and no longer worries about compatibility with older browsers. > >
