What’s new at Endless
The latest features, improvements, and fixes across Endless Commerce.
Product Attributes can now be viewed as color-coded tags as an alternative to the existing data-table view. The tag view groups attributes by section, color-codes each tag by attribute type, and offers per-tag actions for display, edit, move, and archive.
A toggle on the Product Attributes page switches between the two views.
A product import can now update a product you have archived. Include its SKU in the file and the row is applied to the archived product, the same as any other row. Before this, a row matching an archived SKU stopped the import.
The row also decides where the product ends up. Mark it as archived and it stays archived with your changes saved; leave that column clear and the product returns to the active catalog.
CSV imports now strip leading and trailing whitespace from each cell. Rows that previously failed silently because a SKU or identifier carried a stray space now import correctly. This applies to product, inventory, composition, and purchase order imports.
The Import Components and Export Components menu items on the products list are now called Import Relationships and Export Relationships, lining up with the rest of the catalog vocabulary. Behavior is unchanged.
The legacy product status field, used to mark products as active or inactive, has been retired. Product lifecycle can now be handled by archiving a product to hide it from normal views, or by setting up a custom lifecycle attribute for catalog-specific stages.
Archived products can be viewed with the Archived filter on the products page.
The product export tool now respects the filters active on the product list. The export contains the filtered product set, and a count is shown before the file is generated.
Every product filter is supported, including the option to include archived products. This matches the filtered export pattern already available on orders.
Product attributes can now be pinned to the Key Info tab on the product detail page. Unpinned attributes remain available on the Attributes tab.
Products can now be archived. Archived products are hidden from the product list and from search across the app.
To view or restore archived products, apply the Archived filter on the products page.
Related product attributes can now be grouped together, which makes product data a lot easier to scan and update. To set a group, open an attribute definition and fill in the Group field. The full list of groups in your account is simply the combination of every group name that has been typed in, so no separate setup is needed.
If “Taxonomy” and “taxonomy” end up side by side, the fix is quick: open each attribute definition and standardize the spelling. That fits the broader Endless approach of keeping data fixable where it lives, rather than generating meta work to clean it up somewhere else.
Adding a handful of new products no longer requires a bulk spreadsheet import. Multiple products can now be created at the same time directly in Endless, starting with just the essentials like product name and SKU.
This fits the broader Endless approach to catalog building: start simple, then enrich each product incrementally rather than trying to get everything perfect in one giant import. For small batches, it is a much faster way to get items into the system and keep moving.