This feature introduces the ability to define and manage custom address types as sub-types of the main address categories—Billing, Shipping, or Billing & Shipping—in Commerce - Account Addresses. This significantly enhances address management flexibility for B2B businesses operating across multiple locations, departments, or stakeholders.

Previously, address management was limited to only two hardcoded types: Shipping and Billing. With this release, businesses can now define additional sub-types (e.g., Ship-to Party, Sold-to Party, Ordering Address, Payer, Disti Branch Officer, DC Delivery Address) through a newly introduced Picklist-based configuration system. These sub-types are configurable and can be mapped directly under one of the three main categories.

This approach ensures compatibility with common ERP systems like SAP, which already support a range of address roles in the order-to-cash process.

This feature allows buyers to actively select their preferred currency from a list of currencies enabled by the administrator for the specific sales channel they are interacting with. Once a currency is selected, all prices will be displayed in that chosen currency throughout their shopping experience.

Changing the currency automatically creates a new order in the newly selected currency.

Crucially, this feature allows merchants to better manage their international pricing strategies (e.g. smart pricing per currency), fine tuning prices when not relying on exchange rates only.

This feature enhances flexibility and convenience for users by allowing them to easily expand their payment method options within the DXP. Users can seamlessly discover, purchase, and integrate new payment methods availbale in the Marketplace directly from the DXP, eliminating the need to navigate external platforms or seek manual solutions. This streamlined process empowers users to quickly adapt to evolving market demands and offer a wider range of payment choices to their customers, ultimately improving their overall user experience.

 
Connecting Asset Libraries to Site Templates allows content creators to validate new assets directly within a template before deploying them to live sites. This feature fills a critical gap where templates currently can’t access Asset Library assets, forcing users to create full sites just to test content. This inefficiency leads to errors and poor user experience.

Key Benefits

1. Improves Efficiency and Workflow: It saves time by letting content creators test sites and assets directly in the Site Template. This eliminates the need to create a new site for every round of testing, which is a slow and cumbersome process.

2. Enhances Data Integrity: This feature prevents the creation of orphaned reference links that occur when a template’s content pages point to Asset Libraries it can’t access. These broken links can cause unexpected behavior and data corruption.

3. Reduces UI Errors: By ensuring proper connections between templates and asset libraries, the feature mitigates UI errors that happen when editing site connections with orphaned data. This provides a more stable and reliable user interface for managing site assets.

Highlights

Site Templates can now be connected to Asset Libraries. New sites generated with a Site Template connected an Asset Library will automatically be connected that Asset Library.

Users can now download a CSV file containing the complete list of all search terms collected from a page, providing easy access for analysis and reporting

Highlights

1. New export feature: Users can now download a CSV file with all search terms collected from a page.

2. Easier analysis and reporting: The export enables deeper analysis and custom reporting outside the platform.

3. Enhancement to previous update: Builds on the improvement from LPD-26181, which made all search terms visible in the Search Terms card.

To reduce confusion and improve transparency for SaaS customers, we’re updating the Analytics Cloud usage limits page. SaaS users will now be redirected to the Customer Portal when they access the Usage Limits menu in AC. This ensures they see the correct consumption metrics associated with their plan: Anonymous Page Views (APVs) and Monthly Active Logged-In Users (MALUs) as previously, the usage page displayed default limits based on Page Views (PVs) and Known Individuals (KIs), which do not apply to SaaS customers.

Highlights

1. Redirect for SaaS users: SaaS customers are now redirected to the Customer Portal when accessing the "Usage Limits" page in AC.

2. Accurate metric display: Customers will see the correct usage metrics—APVs and MALUs—instead of outdated PVs and KIs.

3. Eliminates confusion: Removes misleading limits that previously appeared for SaaS users.

To prevent token duplication in lower-level environments, we’re introducing a new portal property. When set to true in the portal-ext.properties file, this property will automatically clear the AC connection on startup. This ensures that if the production token is copied to a UAT environment during migration, it will be removed on startup—preventing data contamination, eliminating the need for manual disconnection, and preserving the integrity of the AC connection in production.

Highlights

1. Prevents data contamination between environments

2. Eliminates the need for manual disconnection

3. Preserves production data integrity

Analytics Cloud Cookie Control (LPD-10588)

Utility page for cookie policy lists and describes all cookies in use. Users can add and update cookies in the list with the cookie object. When the cookie manager is enabled, Analytics Cloud only tracks data from users who consent to statistics cookies.