Changelog

All inbound shipments — whether intermediate (factory to port) or final (factory to warehouse) — are now simply called Shipments. A shipment can have any origin and destination. When the destination is a building in Endless Commerce, incoming inventory numbers update automatically throughout the app. For buildings managed within the platform, receiving tools are available to check items directly into inventory. For buildings managed by another system, shipments can be sent as an ASN.

Shipments and Advanced Shipping Notices are now available for tracking inventory as it moves from supplier to warehouse. Shipments can represent complex inbound movement, including containers that split across multiple locations.

Together with purchase orders and suppliers, this gives teams a clearer view of how inventory enters the business.

Suppliers now have dedicated records in Endless. Teams can keep supplier contact details and related supply-chain context in one place, then connect that information back to purchase orders and inbound work.

This gives procurement and operations teams a shared source of truth for the companies they buy from.

Purchase Orders are now available in Endless, giving teams a structured place to track production and inbound commitments instead of managing large orders in spreadsheets.

Each purchase order can track what was ordered, what has shipped, and where coverage is missing, with milestones and status updates to follow progress from supplier commitment through receipt.