Drupal Commerce is an amazing open source ecommerce solution; with its foundation in Drupal it can easily contend with the big cookie-cutter ecommerce solution companies. Except for one area - reporting. Drupal Commerce and reporting seem to have missed each other while its growth skyrocketed.

Free shipping offers are a huge request in Drupal Commerce. Here is how you can use one shipping calculation rule to provide free shipping without making new shipping services or modifying existing ones. Typically tutorials have you create a new "Free shipping" flat rate service that checks if the order is greater than XX and have your other services check if the order is less than XX.

Google AdWords provides a tracking code that allows you to keep track of how well your ads are performing - if someone clicks an ad and ends up at the conversion code, the ad was technically a success. Typically you would use this in e-commerce and track order completions.

Drupal Commerce has the best implementation for handling virtual products sales as if in a real life store, in my opinion.

Just like my article for Drupal Commerce FedEx, I am writing up a quick run-through for Drupal Commerce USPS.

Over the weekend a new module for Drupal Commerce came out - Commerce Point of Sale. This is an extremely exciting release and brings a whole new front for Drupal Commerce.

We all can love Drupal, and we can just as equally hate it. Often times we find ourself scouring the Internet looking for solutions to our problem, hoping to at least.