Changelog

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.

The inventory page now includes a building selector in the top right that filters the table to show counts for the selected location. Multi-select is supported, so inventory can be viewed across any combination of buildings.

Building filters can be combined with product attribute filters on the same page.

For buildings managed in Extensiv, the Create ASN action can now send a custom reference number that maps to the Lot # field in Extensiv. The same value can also be sent as the Receipt Advice Number on Extensiv receipts.

Both options are configured in the Extensiv integration settings.

All record types in Endless Commerce are now scoped to the company rather than to an individual brand. Products from different brands can share the same building, a single purchase order can cover multiple brands, and one inbound shipment can carry goods for several brands at once.

The Brands menu has moved under Catalog in the sidebar. More brand-level features are planned for brand-specific assets and settings.

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.

Integrations are now grouped by business function in the integrations list. Sales includes channels like Shopify and Walmart, Fulfillment includes warehouse and shipping systems like ShipStation and Extensiv, and Accounting includes finance tools.

The groups make it easier to find integrations by the work they support.

Walmart is now available as an upstream integration in Endless Commerce. Like other upstream channels, it can send inventory updates out to Walmart and bring sales orders back in to be fulfilled through the rest of the Endless toolset.

For businesses already selling on Walmart or planning to start, this connects that channel directly into the same inventory, order, and fulfillment workflows used for every other sales channel.

Shopify inventory settings have a new home. When sending inventory to Shopify, everything is now controlled from the building detail page — the place in Endless Commerce where a physical warehouse or fulfillment location is configured. From there, the inventory source for a building is defined, along with which connected buildings in other systems should receive that inventory.

Putting these controls next to the building they belong to makes it easier to keep Shopify and Endless in sync without hunting through separate settings screens.

Search now works like this: the default experience looks at the key identifiers of an order or product, so common lookups return results right away. When a broader search across all product or order data is needed, the deeper search is still available as a secondary tool on the same screen.

Most of the time, finding the right order or product should feel instant. For the times when a wider net is needed, the option is one click away.

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.