Changelog

A round of performance work on the Products and Orders list pages and the order detail page. On large accounts these pages had been creeping up to tens of seconds, and on the largest order histories the Orders list was timing out entirely and falling through to an empty state. They’re all back down to milliseconds, regardless of how many products or orders an account has.

Order detail pages also return immediately again — the activity timeline fills in once the main page is up, instead of holding the whole page back until it’s ready.

Order exports now offer four formats: Orders + Items (the existing default), a compact Orders-only export, a Shipments export, and a carton-level export. The format is chosen in the Export dialog on the Orders list.

All orders are now included in every format — previously the export was missing orders from our newer order system.

The SKU column on the Orders list now shows an interactive hover card listing every SKU on the order, instead of the previous misleading pill that looked like a button.

Canada Post is now part of the system-defined carrier services in Endless Commerce, with both regular and expedited options available. Canada Post can be selected directly when assigning a shipping service to an order, without custom carrier setup.

The order export tool now respects whatever filters are currently active on the orders list. Apply filters by date, product, status, or any other criteria, and the resulting export will contain only the matching orders — no more exporting everything and trimming it down afterward.

The product filter on the orders list page now accepts multiple products at once. Previously limited to a single product, the filter now lets you select several SKUs or products in one go — handy for pulling up a broader slice of orders without multiple separate searches.

The orders page now includes a product filter. This makes it possible to search for all orders that contain a specific product.

The reload order tool — used to refresh data for orders created by the Shopify integration — now supports pulling in updated order tags from Shopify.

Order processing now supports bulk actions for up to 50 orders at a time. Select the orders you need to move forward and apply actions in one go — a significant time saver for teams handling high order volumes.

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.