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Chapter 22 ■ Building a Commerce Site Figure 22-17. Product filters Shipping, Taxes, Payment, and Other Features There are a number of features that can be implemented on a Drupal Commerce store, including standard items like providing shipping quotes to shoppers, calculating any value added taxes (VAT), taking various forms of payment, providing coupons for discounts, and more. For demonstration purposes, Kickstart comes preconfigured with several features already enabled. Shipping There are several Commerce contributed modules that assist in the process of providing shipping options through various carriers such as UPS, USPS, and others. If you visit www.drupal.org/project/commerce_ shipping, you’ll find that there are modules that provide flat rate shipping, UPS, FedEx, USPS, Canada Post, ConnectShip, and Kiala. There are also developer APIs that provide the capability to create new shipping methods if your desired method isn’t found in the list of modules. 258
Chapter 22 ■ Building a Commerce Site Kickstart comes with free shipping enabled; however, for demonstration purposes, I want to charge customers for shipping, and I’ll use the Commerce Flat Rate module that is enabled by default with Kickstart. To enable and configure flat rate shipping, hover on the “Store settings” admin menu item and select Shipping from the drop-down menu. On the Shipping administration page, click the “Add a flat rate service” button near the top left of the page. On the “Add a flat rate service” configuration page (see Figure 22-18), give the shipping service a Title, a Display title that will appear in the checkout process, and a Base rate that will be applied to all orders. For the demonstration, I’ll charge a flat rate of $10 per shipment for shipping and handling. Other shipping modules, such as UPS, USPS, and FedEx, all calculate the actual shipping rates based on the number of boxes and the weight of the shipment. When using methods like UPS, USPS, and FedEx, you’ll need to do a little extra work by adding dimensions to each product, the weight of each product, and the standard box size that you use to ship products in. Each of those modules does a best guess at how many items will fit in a box to determine how many boxes and what the total rate should be. You may also use calculation rules to mark up the rates returned from UPS, USPS, FedEx, or other shipping services. Check the documentation on Drupal.org for details on how to add other shipping methods, configure those methods, and create and apply calculation rules. After setting up the flat rate shipping, delete the “Free shipping” method from the list of Shipping services to provide only the option for flat rate. On the “Shipping services” screen (Store settings ➤ Shipping), click the “delete” link to the right of the “Free shipping” option. Figure 22-18. Setting up a flat rate shipping method Taxes Drupal Commerce supports sales and value added taxes (VAT). To configure taxes, hover over the “Store settings” menu item and click Taxes in the drop-down menu. Kickstart comes preconfigured with a sample sales tax rate for the state of Michigan. To see how taxes are configured, click the “edit” link for Michigan Sales Tax and note the fields and their values (see Figure 22-19). 259
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