Changelog

Stock history now displays before and after quantities, making every inventory change fully transparent.

All inline scripts now require a one-time nonce, enhancing storefront security and protecting shoppers from injected code.

Category pages now offer infinite scrolling, combining a seamless browsing experience with improved SEO and crawlability.

We’ve fully enforced Content-Security-Policy with upgraded rules, streamlined image sources, and new live reporting keeping your store secure by default.

Merchants can now define a custom ordering period for products using Data Available and Data Discontinued fields, enabling precise control for campaigns and seasonal items.

AI Commerce Cloud now supports sending detailed order line items to Paytrail, including discounts, ensuring fully transparent and accurate payment processing.

Orders and customer accounts can now be resent to ERP systems via a dedicated button, ensuring seamless recovery of stuck or manually created orders. API Customer ID is also displayed for easier ERP linkage.

POS payment flow now supports real-time status polling for postpaid cards, keeping transactions transparent and reducing errors during delayed card charges.

AI Commerce Cloud storefronts now comply with EU accessibility regulations at the framework level, ensuring keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and structural accessibility best practices.

Amazon Linux and runtime environments have been updated to new stable versions. The update enhances platform security and performance.

To prevent errors, the customer session is locked during the Paytrail payment process. This ensures that no changes can be made to order-related information that could affect the order value while the payment is being completed.

We have migrated the AI Commerce Cloud admin panel backend to an active-active configuration across two physically separate data centers in the Stockholm region.

A new feature on the customer card automatically fetches pickup points from Posti, Matkahuolto, and Schenker based on the customer’s postal code.

All AI Commerce AWS services are now distributed across multiple data centers — no longer dependent on any single location.

Microsoft Ads now works in compliance with GDPR and independent of cookie consent status within the EEA when using AI Commerce Cloud.

New “Disabled Products Sold Out” setting enables automatic hiding of sold-out products without relying on stock deduction settings.

Managing product data at scale just got easier: CSV files now support product tabs via a new “tabs” column.

SuperAdmins now automatically receive an email with a temporary password when creating a new user in AI Commerce Cloud.

CSV import now enables both creating new customer accounts and updating existing ones based on the customers_id column.

Product pages can now display the last 10 products viewed in the session — no backend updates required.