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checkout [′chek‚au̇t]
(computer science)
A collection of routines that are built into a compiler to test and debug programs.
(engineering)
A sequence of actions to test or examine a thing as to its readiness for incorporation into a new phase of use or as to the performance of its intended function.


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A high proportion of these aborted checkouts are due to user confusion, frustration, and the constraints of conventional click-wait-load HTML-based user interfaces.
Self-checkout has also enabled us to free up more staff time to help in other areas of the store or open more checkouts.
ChannelAdvisor, the leading provider of channel management solutions (CMS), today announced they are the first to support eBay's (NASDAQ: EBAY) new API enhancements, allowing buyers to be directed to ChannelAdvisor Checkouts automatically after purchasing a "Buy It Now" item, Fixed Price or Stores Item which streamlines the process for eBay buyers.
 
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