Configure Email Gateway or Sender Email (Optional)

Step 5: Configure Email Gateway or Sender Email (Optional)

Email gateway details used to send order confirmation to customers when they place an order or enquiry on your website. This email address is a customer facing email that is displayed in the ?From? field when your customers receive an order confirmation mail or any marketing emails from your business end. Your sender email address might appear like sales@domain_name.com or contact@domain_name.com. These business emails you can either purchase from your domain provider or you can use any email gateway like Zoho, Gmail, Ionos, and more to create generic emails like info.brandname@gmail.com. Follow the steps to configure the email gateway.

Add Email Gateway URL or SMTP port url. Select your Email Provider from the dropdown. In case your email provider is not available in the dropdown option, then you can easily Google other email gateway URLs. For example, if you have an Email ID created using Yahoo, then you need to add ?smtp.mail.yahoo.com?.
Add Gateway Port Number or SMTP port. For example, the SMTP port number for Yahoo is 465.
Enter your ?Email Address?.
Enter your ?Password? associated with your email address.
Tick checkbox to ?Enable?. Now click on ?Test Gateway Details? and wait till a pop up for ?Test Mail? sent successfully appears. Please note, that testing a gateway details, might take upto 2 to 3 attempts to send the mail successfully to your mail id.
Once mail is sent, click ?Save? to update all the changes.

Introduction to Privacy Policy

In our mission to make commerce better for everyone at StoreCart, we collect and use information about you, our

merchants using StoreCart to power your business
customers who shop at a StoreCart-powered business
partners who develop apps for merchants to use, build stores on behalf of merchants, refer potential entrepreneurs to StoreCart, or otherwise help merchants operate or improve their StoreCart-powered business
users of StoreCart apps and services
visitors to StoreCart’s websites, or anyone contacting StoreCart support

This Privacy Policy will help you better understand how we collect, use, and share your personal information. If we change our privacy practices, we may update this privacy policy. If any changes are significant, we will let you know (for example, through the StoreCart admin or by email).

Our values

Trust is the foundation of the StoreCart platform and includes trusting us to do the right thing with your information. Three main values guide us as we develop our products and services. These values should help you better understand how we think about your information and privacy.

Your information belongs to you

We carefully analyze what types of information we need to provide our services, and we try to limit the information we collect to only what we really need. Where possible, we delete or anonymize this information when we no longer need it. When building and improving our products, our engineers work closely with our privacy and security teams to build with privacy in mind. In all of this work our guiding principle is that your information belongs to you, and we aim to only use your information to your benefit.

We protect your information from others

If a third party requests your personal information, we will refuse to share it unless you give us permission or we are legally required. When we are legally required to share your personal information, we will tell you in advance, unless we are legally forbidden.

We help merchants and partners meet their privacy obligations

Many of the merchants and partners using StoreCart do not have the benefit of a dedicated privacy team, and it is important to us to help them meet their privacy obligations. To do this, we try to build our products and services so they can easily be used in a privacy-friendly way. We also provide detailed FAQs, documentation and whitepapers covering the most important privacy topics, and respond to privacy-related questions we receive.

Why we process your information

We generally process your information when we need to do so to fulfill a contractual obligation (for example, to process your subscription payments to use the StoreCart platform), or where we or someone we work with needs to use your personal information for a reason related to their business (for example, to provide you with a service). These “legitimate interests” include:

preventing risk and fraud
answering questions or providing other types of support
helping merchants find and use apps through our app store
providing and improving our products and services
providing reporting and analytics
testing out features or additional services
assisting with marketing, advertising, or other communications

We only process personal information for these “legitimate interests” after considering the potential risks to your privacy—for example, by providing clear transparency into our privacy practices, offering you control over your personal information where appropriate, limiting the information we keep, limiting what we do with your information, who we send your information to, how long we keep your information, or the technical measures we use to protect your information.

One of the ways in which we are able to help merchants using StoreCart is by using techniques like “machine learning” (European law refers to this as “automated decision-making”) to help us improve our services. When we use machine learning, we either: (1) still have a human being involved in the process (and so are not fully automated); or (2) use machine learning in ways that don’t have significant privacy implications (for example, reordering how apps might appear when you visit the app store).

Your rights over your information

We believe you should be able to access and control your personal information no matter where you live. Depending on how you use StoreCart, you may have the right to request access to, correct, amend, delete, port to another service provider, restrict, or object to certain uses of your personal information (for example, direct marketing). We will not charge you more or provide you with a different level of service if you exercise any of these rights.

If you buy something from a StoreCart-powered store and wish to exercise these rights over information about your purchase, you need to directly contact the merchant you interacted with. We are only a processor on their behalf, and cannot decide how to process their information. We will of course help our merchants to fulfill these requests by giving them the tools to do so and by answering their questions.

If you are a merchant, partner, Shop user, StoreCart employee, or other individual that StoreCart has a direct relationship with, please submit your data subject request through our online portal. Please note that if you send us a request relating to your personal information, we have to make sure that it is you before we can respond. In order to do so, we may use a third party to collect and verify identification documents.

If you are not happy with our response to a request, you can contact us to resolve the issue. You also have the right to contact your local data protection or privacy authority at any time.

Finally, because there is no common understanding about what a “Do Not Track” signal is supposed to mean, we don’t respond to those signals in any particular way.

For general information in cookies, please read “What” Cookies “.

Where we send your information

We are an Canadian company, but we work with and process data about individuals across the world. To operate our business, we may send your personal information outside of your state, or country. This data may be subject to the laws of the countries where we send it. When we send your information across borders, we take steps to protect your information, and we try to only send your information to countries that have strong data protection laws.

While we do what we can to protect your information, we may at times be legally required to disclose your personal information (for example, if we receive a valid court order). For information about how we respond to such orders, we shall provide your guidelines for Legal Requests if need might arise.

How we protect your information

Our teams work tirelessly to protect your information, and to ensure the security and integrity of our platform. We also have independent auditors assess the security of our data storage and systems that process financial information. However, we all know that no method of transmission over the Internet, and method of electronic storage, can be 100% secure. This means we cannot guarantee the absolute security of your personal information.

How we use “cookies” and other tracking technologies

We use cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website and when providing our services. For more information about how we use these technologies, including a list of other companies that place cookies on our sites, a list of cookies that we place when we power a merchant’s store.

How you can reach us

If you would like to ask about, make a request relating to, or complain about how we process your personal information, please contact StoreCart Support, or mail us at one of the addresses below. If you would like to submit a legally binding request to demand someone else’s personal information (for example, if you have a subpoena or court order), please contact us for our Guidelines for Legal Requests.

StoreCart

ATTN : Chief Privacy Officer
210 – 6125 Sussex Avenue,
Burnaby, BC V5H 4G1
Canada