Changelog

Account and company settings now live in a dedicated settings module in the sidebar. Preferences, notifications, and account details are organized in one place instead of being spread across separate parts of the app.

Integration tools have been redesigned to make connector settings easier to manage. The data mapper has also been improved, making it clearer how external data maps into Endless and easier to keep information flowing correctly between systems.

Team members can now be added directly from a company page. New users receive an invitation email, while existing Endless users can be added to the company immediately.

Users can also belong to multiple companies, making it easier to support teams that work across more than one Endless account.

Endless EDI is now available in beta for retailers and trading partners that require Electronic Data Interchange. The beta supports core retail documents such as purchase orders, advance ship notices, shipping labels, and compliance tracking by retailer.

Teams that need EDI for channels like Target, Nordstrom, and other enterprise retailers can work with Endless to get set up.

Keyboard shortcuts are now available for common workflows in Endless, including moving between modules and records, copying a link to the current page, toggling the sidebar, and using quick search or filters.

The shortcut list is available from the account menu, and more shortcuts will be added as additional workflows are supported.

Product records can now store more of the operational data teams need to manage a catalog: cost analysis, packout details, customer-specific pricing, documents, external links, and product relationships.

Relationships support product compositions, bundles and kits, and variants, giving teams a clearer way to represent how products connect to each other.

Orders can now be cancelled in bulk from the order list. Select multiple orders, use the bulk action buttons, and cancel the selected batch at once instead of opening each order individually.

This is useful when large groups of orders need to be stopped or cleaned up together.

When Shopify changes the assigned fulfillment location for an order, Endless now automatically refreshes allocation. The refresh keeps inventory assigned to the right warehouse as the fulfillment location changes upstream.

This helps keep Shopify-driven orders in sync with Endless inventory before fulfillment starts.

Orders from external integrations now show clearer alerts when fulfillment routing needs attention. Endless distinguishes orders that are fully assigned to external warehouses from orders where an integration requested external fulfillment but local routing is enabled.

The alerts help teams avoid duplicate shipments, missed handoffs, and confusion about which system is responsible for fulfillment.

Allocated orders can now keep changing while inventory stays reserved. Teams can update shipping service, financial information, routing instructions, fulfillment instructions, and third-party shipping billing after allocation.

This lets teams reserve inventory early while continuing to finish the operational details needed before fulfillment.