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After [PayPlans 3.5.0 beta](/blog?tag=payplans) release, we have been working on revamping PayPlans. While providing continuous support to PayPlans customers, we were also planning for the next stable release of PayPlans.
Customer retention is one of the most important factor for a successful eCommerce business. When it comes to marketing, the cost of acquiring new customers is higher than that of retaining the existing customers. If you provide the right products or services as you boast to offer, the customer is more likely to return to you in need. You can further improve their chances to return with lesser efforts and cost than you would have spent in making them your customer.
When you plan to create a web solution, you have to choose the right technology to build a solution that is scalable, maintainable and economic. In this blog I am going to share a robust end-to-end technology stack.This works perfectly for most of the web based applications. Though, in specific cases, you may choose different tools and technologies.
Small or big, organizations often take outsourcing route for their business operations. It proves to be a good business strategy in the times when your business needs a quick expert solution which in not available in-house. Outsourcing also proves to be the best bet when youâre looking for a cost-effective solution.
Three wonderful products from the house of Ready Bytes - [PayCart](/blog?tag=paycart), [PayInvoice](/blog?tag=payinvoice) and [JxiForms](/blog?tag=readybytes), are now open for community participation in development. Along with these products, their respective apps and their code repository from GitHub is now also available to the community for use, development and enhancements.
I want to post an update on one feed that we found yesterday which displays possible SQL Injection in PayPlans. Few of our customers has reported this feed (SQL Injection hack) which can be done if you are using [PayPlans](/blog?tag=payplans) Plan Group functionality.
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