Changelog

Product images are now easier to inspect while scanning lists in AI Commerce product lists.

Admin tab rows now stay on a single line and scroll horizontally when there are too many tabs to fit, keeping labels readable and navigation consistent.

Admin detail pages now feature clearer information sections and independent address cards for easier review.

AgentCore preserves relevant conversation context even if the AI session is restarted or interrupted.

AI Commerce admin now loads tab content on demand instead of all at once. This streamlines the initial loading of workspace pages with multiple tabs.

Admins can now set and update monthly AI usage caps directly from each automation card, with real-time display of usage and enforcement across core automation jobs.

The Supplier spend report summarizes committed purchase-order spend by supplier and currency for a selected period, with itemized order counts and totals.

Product and order workflows now include more detailed context and PDF document handoff options.

Purchasing teams can now draft, review, and track RFQs within the AI Commerce purchasing workflow.

Order editing now allows support and back-office teams to add several products to an order at once using a single dialog.

Product teams can now configure and enforce per-product purchase limits directly through the product editor, integrated into the standard checkout flow.

AI Commerce admin now allows the selection of Swedish (Svenska) in user profiles and administrator account creation.

Localized editing screens across catalog and CMS-adjacent workflows now share the same language-tab pattern, making multilingual content maintenance more predictable.

A new Sales by VAT rate report breaks sales VAT down by tax rate and calendar month, giving finance teams a clearer monthly VAT breakdown for accounting and tax reporting.

AgentCore can now answer questions about documented platform behavior directly in the admin, drawing answers from the AI Commerce knowledge base instead of guessing.

Navigation and footer links can now carry custom SVG icons, managed directly in the same link editing flow, making key links easier to recognize in the storefront.

CMS content can now be managed as pages, sections, or blog entries, with blog-specific metadata and delivery through the normal storefront content flow.

Text parameters in Data Exchange runs can now be loaded from .xml or .csv files instead of copy-pasting long payloads, making file-based imports faster and less error-prone.

Orders, Customers, Products, and Quotes lists now support per-admin column customization, with reordering, hiding, restoring, and reset-to-default options.

Reports now includes executive views with consolidated sales summaries, period comparisons, customer retention, and rankings by revenue, units, gross profit, or margin.