What’s new at Endless
API changes, deprecations, and important updates for your integrations.
createPendingOrder accepts an externalId on each order item. Pass the identifier the line carries in your own system and it stays on the Endless order item, so a line can be matched back to its source without keeping a map of your own.
The field is optional, and calls that omit it behave exactly as before.
Custom fulfillment integrations are now supported in Endless Commerce. Developers can build a custom fulfillment app, and any team running Endless can mark that app as responsible for inventory or fulfillment on a per-building basis.
This supports 3PLs and fulfillment services that do not run on an off-the-shelf warehouse management system like Extensiv or ShipStation but still want to integrate over API.
Custom sales integrations are now a built-in option in Endless Commerce. A custom integration can be created in the app, and its API key can be shared with a developer building a sales channel. The keys use scoped permissions for sales-channel operations, including getting inventory, creating orders, and related actions.
Custom sales integrations also use the order authority system, so Endless can track which app created an order and whether that app can continue editing it.