As the CMS feature flag is removed, this functionality will be promoted from beta to release status.
Release Notes
A new notification capability has been added to the Orders Questions & Answers feature (formerly Commerce Order Notes) to improve timely communication between Buyers and Order Managers, ensuring that Order Managers are notified when a Buyer adds a comment and Buyers are notified when an Order Manager responds. To support both user notifications and email notifications, we created a new System Object: Commerce Order Note. By leveraging Object Actions, it is now possible to trigger notifications directly from the Questions & Answers flow. On the Commerce Order Note object, we introduced two terms — Order Note Recipient Emails and Order Note Recipient IDs, to dynamically determine the recipients of email and user notifications. The recipient selection logic respects channel-level configurations, including Open Orders Visibility Scope, Placed Orders Visibility Scope, ensuring that notifications are sent exclusively to users who are authorized and within the configured visibility scope. Additionally, a new toggle was added in the Channel configuration — Enable Notifications User Scope — which, when activated, ensures that only the buyer user who is the owner of the order receives notifications for responses from Order Managers. This ensures that notifications are both permission-aware and contextually relevant, maintaining privacy while improving responsiveness. Key Benefits:
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Within the Orders Admin Panel, a new “Recalculate” button has been introduced in the Order Summary. This button enables administrators to recompute overall order totals following manual adjustments to order lines, executing a controlled summary-level recalculation without re-triggering the full pricing engine. Key behavior:
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We have introduced account-scoped order visibility to ensure that Order Managers only see and manage orders belonging to the Accounts they are assigned to. This enhancement includes:
By combining the Order Administrator role with the Manage Accounts Scoped Orders permission, Order Managers can directly manage the full order lifecycle for their assigned Accounts through the Administrative Panels—without exposure to unrelated Account data. Key Benefits:
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This new feature introduces a composable, fragment-based way to build and customize the account selector experience.
It enables developers and business users to assemble panels, buttons, and account/order views without hardcoded dependencies.
The main orchestrator fragment manages navigation, dropdown behavior, and interactions across configurable panels, delivering greater flexibility, improved user experience, and fine-grained control directly from page building.
With Liferay's New Headless Content Management System (CMS), creating, organizing, and publishing content is simpler because all content management tasks are brought together in a single interface. Your content is independent of its presentation, allowing you to reuse it across sites, pages, and APIs. You can work with articles, documents, media, and more, while taking advantage of features like global asset views, organized spaces, and cross-site publishing. Thanks to Liferay Objects, the CMS provides flexible content structures and ensures a smooth, consistent authoring and publishing experience. Key Benefits:
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To prepare for Microsoft’s removal of Azure Access Control Service (ACS) for SharePoint in Microsoft 365 starting April 2, 2026, we’ve evolved the SharePoint connector authentication model. This ensures customers can continue accessing SharePoint seamlessly after April 2026, without disruption.
Key Benefit:
Ensures uninterrupted access to SharePoint after ACS deprecation
Aligns with Microsoft’s supported and future-proof authentication standards
Improves long-term security and compliance
The permissions-check modal introduced during content publishing is now optional. While this feature provides additional control by allowing users to review permissions before publishing, we recognize that it may add unnecessary steps for some workflows. Customers can now publish in just one step without having to check the permissions first.
Key Benefits:
Greater flexibility to adapt publishing workflows
Maintains enhanced permission control where needed
Avoids unnecessary steps for existing or streamlined flows
Respects different customer contexts and usage patterns