Release Notes
Used in Conjunction with Supplier Accounts, this object's rule, once configured, splits Commerce Orders automatically by the Catalog that each Product belongs to. The Channel on the Order is updated to be the channel linked to the same supplier that the catalog is linked to. The order splitting rule effectively allows the supplier to manage orders for their own specific products.
With our latest enhancements, Content Admins will enjoy effortless content organization, regardless of folder structures, along with enhanced filtering capabilities for precision content management discovery.
Features added in this Release:
In response to user feedback, several enhancements have been introduced for content creators. The first functionality addresses the challenge of easily finding and managing Web Content created within specific structures, allowing creators to review and edit content more efficiently. The other functionalities enable refined filtering and searching options, including the ability to search in the title, filter by categories and tag, filter search results and multi-select filters.
In order to improve user experience and avoid difficulties with sharing and reporting insights from AC to other members of the organization, we are introducing the Download Reports feature. This functionality allows users to easily download their dashboards as PDFs and specific lists (e.g.: segment membership) as CSVs, streamlining the process of socializing this information with stakeholders.
This new feature provides the ability for the Order Manager to make refunds against on-line payments using the stand alone payment gateway. While the refund amount can be configurable, the refund is always made against the payment method of the original payment.
The Path Analysis tool has been enhanced with the addition of Exit Pages. This feature allows marketers to not only visualize users' entry points (referrer pages), but also their exit points (exit pages). With this user flow analysis, marketers can enhance user engagement and reduce bounce rates.
This feature decouples the payment gateway from the order engine in order to allow you to capture payments against objects and to support new payment methods via client extension.
We have expanded the capabilities of AB Testing to allow the selection of a Collection Display Fragment as the Click Goal of an AB Test. This will allow customers to AB Test the clickthrough rate of different Collections or Collection Providers, empowering them to optimize which content is shown to end users.
Use the platform's configurable purchasing rules to dictate which product options need to be purchased together when setting up products with options. You can set which product options must be purchased together and/or which product options cannot be combined together to create a valid product bundle. You can also limit the number of products from a particular group of products that can be purchased together.
When adding validations in Objects, many times it is necessary to validate dates against the current date.
Key Features:
Dynamic Date Comparison - Users can compare a selected date with the current system date. This empowers you to create rules that trigger based on the relationship between a date field and the present date.
Versatile Date Range Checks - Validate whether a date falls within a specified date range relative to the present date.
Users can add read-only fields to object definitions that automatically increment for each new entry.
Key Features:
Customize Starting values - Users can set a starting value. This flexibility allows for better alignment with specific business needs and workflows
Customize labels - Users can set prefixes and suffixes to provide alphanumeric keys appended to the incrementing values
The ability for a buyer or sales agent to edit a product bundle directly from the mini-cart has now been added. Previously, if a change had to be made the bundle had to be deleted from the cart and added again. This allows more speedy alterations to be made before proceeding with check out.
Two new permissions were added to View and Edit the channel default tab in the Account Management Pages. Users are now able to activate/inactivate the tab.
The allowable size of an Account Name has been increased to 250 characters in line with industry standards.
Enables the ability to add new remote shipping calculations via client extension.
Ability to add new steps to the checkout process via client extension.
We continue to improve the API Builder by adding new endpoints: GET single element. With the GET single element new endpoint, we allow users to create a GET endpoint that only retrieves a single element using a path parameter.
One particular thing is that users can select as a path parameter any unique custom field defined in the object apart from ID and External Reference Code.
New POST endpoint inside API Builder to add the possibility not only of recovering information of the entries but also of creating them.
As in the GET methods, users can define the schema to use for the request and the response. Both can be the same or two different ones. And can even be one already used previously on another endpoint definition.
Company and Site scope is available too.
The POST method only works for creating new entries of the main object . No entries for the related objects can be created yet at the same time.
We have introduced a configuration feature within the Asset Library, enabling users to decide whether a Vocabulary created there is solely required at the Asset Library level or if it extends to the connected Sites as well.
We have introduced case-sensitive tagging for page creators, allowing tags to be saved and displayed exactly as created, whether in uppercase or lowercase. The feature ensures case sensitivity for tag creation, case-insensitive searching, and autocomplete, while maintaining backward compatibility for existing tags.
Users now have the ability to restrict channel access to certain Accounts via the eligibility tab on the channel admin pages. The ability to restrict certain Account Addresses to be used on certain channels has also been added. This is managed via an Eligibility tab on the address that allows the user set channel usage.
With this development, the publication of Knowledge Base articles will be schedulable, in particular, the feature is so designed:
The primary Publish button will have an arrow down with the “Publish” option, that will immediately publish the article, and the “Schedule” one.
Clicking the Schedule option, will make a modal appear so the user can set a date and time for the article to be published.
The Scheduled article will have the SCHEDULED status that will change to APPROVED on the scheduled date
A tooltip with the scheduled date information will appear when hovering the question-circle-full icon placed next to the SCHEDULED state.
Editing a scheduled article will provide the user the ability, by clicking the primary button that has turned into “Scheduled”, to:
Cancel the operation
Publish Now
Schedule: this option will save the article, date & time changes and the user will return to the previous screen before entering edit mode
Additional feature: A Knowledge Base article deletion action will move it to the Recycle Bin so that it can be restored.