Changelog

Dashboard cards are now interactive. Revenue and Total Orders link to the orders page with the appropriate date filters applied. Oversold SKUs and Low Stock Alerts link to the inventory table with relevant filters. The dashboard also includes subtle design refinements.

Several features are no longer tied to individual brands and instead operate at the company level. This includes Buildings, Automations, Product Attributes, and Exports. As a result, a single building can now store inventory for products from multiple brands. Products, Orders, Integrations, Purchase Orders, and Shipments will follow the same pattern over the coming weeks.

Automations just got more powerful for order management. It’s now possible to configure automations that update specific order fields — including expected ship date and financial status — based on predefined automation definitions. This makes it easier to keep orders moving without manual updates at every step.

Tables throughout the app now have a unified toolbar at the top. The toolbar includes a variety of actions depending on the type of data being viewed, making it faster to find the right tools without leaving the page.

Order automations are now available in Endless. Teams can create rules that run when an order is created or updated, then use conditions like customer tags, payment state, marketplace, or other order data to decide what should happen next.

Actions can route orders, apply tags, send email or Slack notifications, call webhooks, or assign safe defaults before an order reaches fulfillment. Automations are available from the admin menu in the sidebar.

Account and company settings now live in a dedicated settings module in the sidebar. Preferences, notifications, and account details are organized in one place instead of being spread across separate parts of the app.

Team members can now be added directly from a company page. New users receive an invitation email, while existing Endless users can be added to the company immediately.

Users can also belong to multiple companies, making it easier to support teams that work across more than one Endless account.

Keyboard shortcuts are now available for common workflows in Endless, including moving between modules and records, copying a link to the current page, toggling the sidebar, and using quick search or filters.

The shortcut list is available from the account menu, and more shortcuts will be added as additional workflows are supported.

QuickView has been rebuilt for deeper operational workflows. You can now open stacked views, follow breadcrumbs back through your path, and keep each view’s scroll, tab, and form state intact while moving between related records.

The panel also has updated layout, spacing, and transitions, making it easier to inspect orders, customers, companies, and other records without losing context.

The Endless changelog is now live. It gives customers and the team a single place to follow product updates, workflow improvements, infrastructure changes, and customer-visible fixes.

The release-note process is now consistent: changes are written down clearly, dated, and grouped by the part of the business they affect.