Changelog

When a shipment contains line items that weren’t originally linked to a purchase order, it’s now possible to make that association directly — no need to remove and re-add the line item to get things connected.

Keeping shipment line items properly tied to purchase orders is important for accurate incoming inventory tracking. This change makes it easier to clean up or correct associations when shipments are created without the full context upfront.

The Extensiv integration is now available to all Endless Commerce merchants. Extensiv is a warehouse and fulfillment management platform used by many third-party logistics providers (3PLs), and this integration allows inventory and fulfillment data to flow between the two systems.

New configuration options have been added, including control over where ASNs (Advance Shipping Notices) are created when exporting to Extensiv. If your fulfillment operation runs through Extensiv, this integration is ready to connect.

Purchase orders can now be created from CSV files. Each row can include a purchase order number, SKU, lead time, unit cost, and quantity, making it much faster to load line items for larger purchase orders.

After import, teams can open the purchase order in Endless to add supplier notes, milestones, and shipment associations.

You can now assign a guest role to users to give them read only access to your data. This is a good fit for stakeholders, auditors, or external collaborators who need to view data without making changes.

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.

Object headers now include a consolidated copy menu with actions for copying the Endless ID or raw JSON for the current record. The actions work across objects like orders, products, shipments, and purchase orders.

Copying IDs makes it easier to reference records in support, API, and internal workflows. Copying raw JSON gives developers, AI tools, and integration builders the full underlying data for debugging or mapping work.

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.

Shipments and purchase orders are now connected at the line item level rather than at the shipment level as a whole. This change unlocks more flexibility in how shipments are managed: line items from different purchase orders can now be added to the same shipment, and each purchase order now shows a clear breakdown of shipment progress per line item.

This is a meaningful structural improvement for teams managing complex supply chains — particularly those splitting orders across multiple shipments or sourcing from several suppliers in one delivery.

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

Shipment receiving has been redesigned with a simple inline interface. Items can be received at any point during a shipment’s lifecycle — the shipment no longer needs to be marked as “In Receiving” first. Partial receiving, undoing received items, and quick full-shipment receiving are all supported. A confirmation dialog shows exactly what will change in the system before any receiving actions are committed.