Posts Tagged ‘episerver’

Often times, clients want to empower their customers to export their eCommerce transactions, such as order history, approval lists, and saved orders, and other data, like wish lists and cart lists, by themselves without admin involvement. These features removed dependency on Insite admins, subsequently improving the user experience, efficiency, and overall satisfaction for Insite users. […]

On Monday, December 16, 2019, Insite Software was acquired by Episerver. This acquisition provides significant opportunities for both organizations. Episerver is known for its digital experience, personalization, and marketing automation capabilities. However, Episerver’s digital commerce product has been listed just outside the leaders in the eyes of analysts and the market. Episerver also has limited […]

Episerver’s Ascend 2019 conference is over. As usual, Episerver put together an engaging experience for all customers, marketers, developers, and partners. They highlighted the accomplishments of the past year and they laid out the roadmap for next. Intriguing and inspirational keynotes kicked off the breakout sessions for each day, with plenty of networking opportunities peppered […]

Episerver Ascend concluded a week ago and if you did not attend this year you should strongly consider attending in 2020.  There are so many opportunities to learn something new at this conference.  Whether it is implementation tricks from labs, features that other companies and industries are putting to work with the product, or even […]

Marketing Automation helps organizations maintain contact with prospects and/or customers in a meaningful and efficient way.

The Episerver Find API is a powerful tool that offers capabilities above and beyond standard search providers.  One of the areas that it excels is its flexibility in implementing facets.  In particular, we are going to take a look at how you can use Find to index commerce dictionaries so that facet management can be […]

Multilingual sites require a way for end-users to switch from one language to another.  This article takes a quick look at the key components for creating a language selector, or drop-down, in Episerver.   The Episerver Methods for the Language Selector Displaying your list of languages and displaying the currently selected language depends on the […]

Catalog modeling and organization within a commerce site can vary widely depending on the type of products you are selling.  The way that customers will search for your products can present situations in which traditional product/variant modeling alone will not be able to be achieved.  Custom indexing can bridge the gap in these cases to […]

Many of the Episerver projects that we work on have at least one Azure environment.  This ranges from production environments to integration environments where continuous deployments occur. We needed a way to stand up new environments quickly and be able to replicate the creation of new environments as needed. We had previously accomplished this using […]

I recently encountered a challenge with an existing solution to using images in a PropertyList in Episerver. The implementation initially being used was based on the solution created by Grzegorz Wiecheć, which didn’t work for us. The use case for my project involved multiple images per item in the list, and sometimes the image property […]

Episerver, a web content and digital experience platform, hosted a partner event bringing together Episerver colleagues and experts as well as industry leaders under one roof in Boston.

Recently I have been building more components and widgets in Episerver, which subsequently led to quite a bit of time researching and trying to find references to labels and text being used in widgets. I began to compile a list so that I wouldn’t need to dig the next time I needed them. And that’s […]