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Use the same test order • Compare the same requirements in both proposals. • Order A • Test order • Shopify • WooCommerce
A test-order document labelled Test order sits inside Order A. Two arrows trace from that shared source to equal Shopify and WooCommerce proposals. No winner or migration is implied.
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Keep approval visible • Confirm eligibility before the dependent work. • Installed connector • Provider approval: pending
Installed connector is highlighted first, followed by the separate Provider approval: pending record. Installation does not establish merchant eligibility or approval.
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Review the full purchase • Repeat the same checks in both languages. • Product review • Checkout review • Confirmation review • Order A • Arabic and English · Same checks
The same illustrative Order A moves from Product review to Checkout review and Confirmation review. Arabic and English · Same checks is then highlighted. The positions are review tasks, not passed results.
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Compare one period and scope • Leave missing amounts awaiting a quote. • Implementation • Fixed charges • Usage • Support • Period cost · Awaiting quote
Implementation, Fixed charges, Usage and Support feed Period cost · Awaiting quote through four distinct paths. No amount, calculated total or saving is claimed.
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Assign the operating tasks • Rehearse recovery on a test copy. • Named owner • Updates • Recovery test • Untested steps · Keep open
Updates and Recovery test move into Named owner. Untested steps · Keep open stays explicit. This assigns responsibilities, including recovery rehearsal on a test copy, rather than reporting completed work.
A silent illustrative guide follows one test order through provider approval, the purchase journey, period costs and operating responsibilities.
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