E-commerce

1. Intelligence A field of computer science which attempts to replicate human intelligence in machines and computers.
5. A recurring transaction over a defined interval (typically one month) to gain access to a product or service.
7. Is a business modality in which business transactions are fully presented online.
9. Balance Revenue generated during the current pay-out period (from the last pay-out date).
10. A marketing strategy which offers customers free access to a product or service for a defined period of time.

1. Agents who promote and sell the products of other merchants in return for compensation.
2. The customer who makes a purchase from a merchant.
3. A portmanteau of the word financial and technology. An umbrella term used for start-ups in the e-commerce and financial sectors.
4. workflows A process that identifies and automates repetitive and time-consuming manual tasks using technological solutions.
6. The second last stage of a typical e-commerce flow, where customers finalise their purchase right before submitting their payment and shipping details.
8. A legislated tariff levied on every transaction, payable to the government.