The examples here are culled from client pages with sensitive data stripped out or scrambled. These are otherwise part of the extranet for real, everyday production systems. Clicking on these links will open new windows.

If you've already looked at the example pages we've provided in the accounts and intranet section, much of this will look similar. It is, after all, just a slightly different view of the same data. In this case, for extranet users, the data might be for resellers or client accounts. It is managed by and access permissions are granted according to user registration.

As a member of maine.com, you have the ability to manage your own links whether to partner sites, distributors or associates. You can run your own classifieds, too.

If you are a merchant@maine.com, you will find you have product data, categories and a table of orders from customers.

Your workspace gives you access to configuration data and centralized navigation.

The example pages you see here illustrate a web interface to your content. Maintaining content through the web might seem handy, but it's likely that as your site grows and the number of items you must maintain grows, you will begin to find it cumbersome. You will find it difficult to keep synchronized the data online with the data in your office. At that point you will want an integrated, automated, and non-interactive batch update process.

MaineStreet provides a similar interface for many other information types - a few of which are "accounts", "distributors", "recipes", and "reviews". Email inquiries are stored as are the email addresses of visitors wishing to be placed on mailing lists.

The FBI can take records of your visiting this site and we are prohibited by law from telling you if they do. We minimize record keeping accordingly.

http://WWW.MaineStreet.Com/services/extranet/index.html rev 2005-11-01