E-payment Platform and Online Store

Tender description

E-Payment Platform and Online Store The University is looking to appoint a single supplier to provide an E-payment platform and online store solution which will provide a seamless platform for users to make payments globally for a variety of services and goods. The University wishes to appoint a partner who can assist the University to take advantage of new technological developments in the fast-moving world of e-commerce. There are three E-payment channels required: 1. E-payment pathways for both closed system and open system payment transactions 2. Payment channel for credit/debit card payment instalment plans 3. Online Store for a range of goods and services, including short-courses The method of payment and number of pathways may alter during the term of the contract. The successful tenderer will be required to work closely with the University’s Corporate Communication team to integrate their payment platform with the University’s brand identity and integrate into the University website. University Online Store The Online Store should provide a shop front to facilitate the purchasing of products, services and courses, available to both students and external customers. This includes a wide range of products across the University and services including short course fees and conference bookings. The store will allow the University to advertise its portfolio of goods and services. The store front must be easy to use with a simple, intuitive customer interface and adapt quickly to technological changes in the fast moving word of e-commerce. Lot 1: E-Payment Platform and Online Store: The University is looking to appoint a single supplier to provide an E-payment platform and online store solution which will provide a seamless platform for users to make payments globally for a variety of services and goods. The University wishes to appoint a partner who can assist the University to take advantage of new technological developments in the fast-moving world of e-commerce. There are three E-payment channels required: 1. E-payment pathways for both closed system and open system payment transactions 2. Payment channel for credit/debit card payment instalment plans 3. Online Store for a range of goods and services, including short-courses The method of payment and number of pathways may alter during the term of the contract. The successful tenderer will be required to work closely with the University’s Corporate Communication team to integrate their payment platform with the University’s brand identity and integrate into the University website. University Online Store The Online Store should provide a shop front to facilitate the purchasing of products, services and courses, available to both students and external customers. This includes a wide range of products across the University and services including short course fees and conference bookings. The store will allow the University to advertise its portfolio of goods and services. The store front must be easy to use with a simple, intuitive customer interface and adapt quickly to technological changes in the fast moving word of e-commerce.