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The incert system can either be set up as a stand-alone page or alternatively via iFrame embedded into your existing website. If a stand-alone version is desired, your project manager needs this information to take it into account in the web design. In this case, for example, header and footer will be implemented, a domain or subdomain will be set up, and further measures will be taken.
Domain
For the stand-alone setup, a domain is required (since the domains used by incert, myincert.com and traumgutscheine.com, should not be visible to the end customer). This can either be a newly registered domain (e.g. myhotel-vouchers.com) or a subdomain of your existing website (e.g. vouchers.myhotel.com or shop.myhotel.com).
The use of a subdomain is the usual and recommended approach. As the domain owner, you can generally create subdomains yourself quite easily. Please contact the party managing your domain (e.g. your IT department).
The subdomain must point as an A record to the IP address of incert. You will receive this IP address from your project manager. Forward it to your IT. You can easily check if the setup has been done correctly: go to dnschecker.org, enter the subdomain, and click on “Search”. The IP address provided by your project manager should then be displayed.
The additional required SSL certificate will then be generated by incert.
Consent
The incert system only uses technically necessary cookies. To display these cookies and possibly additional tracking, the consent manager Klaro can be used free of charge. The integration of other selected consent managers is possible but involves additional costs. If you are interested, please contact sales@incert.at.
Process
- Define the desired subdomain (e.g. shop.mywebsite.com or vouchers.mywebsite.com).
- Request the IP address of your incert system from your project manager.
- Have your IT (or the party managing the domain) set up the subdomain.
- Check the correct A record setup via dnschecker.org
Stand-alone vs. iFrame
The decision between embedding in your website and setting up as a stand-alone page is entirely yours. When embedded, the shop appears as an integral part of your website. However, especially for a large product range and different types of products, the stand-alone version offers more possibilities and fewer exit points. For example, navigation, header, and menu (especially on mobile) can be tailored specifically for the shop. A value voucher can also be showcased well on a dedicated page. Header and footer can be implemented in the incert standard or, with additional effort, adapted in detail to match your website.
Stand-alone examples: shop.alpenrose.at, shop.steiermark.com, shop.burgenstockresort.com, shop.moargut.com
Linking & teaser
Success in sales largely depends on the linking on your website. If sales take place on a stand-alone page (separate from your website), the shop offer can still be displayed on your website via the interactive teaser. Also check the tips for strong linking.