We’re excited to introduce the new “Clone Rule” feature in the Rule Engine! This makes it easier to reuse existing rules for multiple stores. Instead of recreating each condition and action from the start, you can now simply duplicate a rule and fine-tune it as needed. This saves time, keeps your rules consistent and helps avoid errors.

Say you have a rule in Store A that gives 100 rewards points for a customer’s birthday. For Store B, you want the same setup, but with 200 rewards points. Instead of building everything again, just clone the Store A rule and make those quick changes for Store B. In seconds, you’ll have a new rule ready to go.

Log into your backend and head over to the Rule Engine to give cloning a try. You’ll find it makes managing rules across multiple stores simpler, faster and more accurate!

We’re excited to announce two new features that improve credit and billing management for companies: and . These updates give companies more control and flexibility, creating a smoother experience for organizations managing multiple accounts.

The Shared Credit Limit feature allows all accounts linked to a company to draw from a single credit limit, making it easier to track spending and manage outstanding balances.

Enable the Shared Credit Limit feature in . Once activated, orders using credit-linked payment methods draw from the company’s shared credit limit. This limit can also be customized at the individual account level if needed.

For more information, refer to our knowledge base article on Shared Credit Limit to learn more.

The Secondary Billing feature allows companies or their admins to add a second billing contact email. This ensures that billing communications reach multiple contacts, reducing missed invoices and improving documentation.

Admins can add a secondary billing email in within the company profile or through . Once set, billing communications will be sent to both the primary and secondary email addresses.

These new features— and —simplify credit and billing management, giving companies control over how credit is shared and how billing information is distributed. Together, they support smoother operations for businesses managing multiple accounts and contacts.

We've released some additions to our file import and export functionality to better support channels whose properties have not yet been matched to similar properties (from other channels) and channel level overrides that you explicitly want to set.

If you aren't seeing a property included in your export or as an available property to map to on import, it's likely the property was previously not supported through file uploads.

If a property does not have a pencil icon displayed across from the property name (meaning it hasn't been matched to similar properties) OR if the property is a channel level override (meaning you set a unique value to be sent to a specific channel), you can now export the property as a spreadsheet column or import content to the property through a file upload.

To export these property types, select the SKUs you'd like to export from the products workspace, hit the Export button, and select "Include channel specific properties". From here, you can select specific channels if you'd only like to include properties specific to certain channels. Once the export is complete, any property associated with the categories of selected SKUs will appear as columns in the file. Channel specific properties will have the channel name prepended to the property name (ex. TikTok Reprotoxic Chemicals).

When importing property values, be sure they meet the requirements of the property type (just like you would in the app). If the property requires a selection from a dropdown list, be sure to input the exact matching value from the available options. When you're ready to import a file, select the Products content type and upload your file. Columns will be automatically mapped to properties with the same name. Channel specific properties will be made clear by the channel icon shown to the left of the property name. Once you hit Import, the property values will be set on the channel specific properties or channel level overrides.

We have added an additional email type which will alert you when an integration becomes disconnected unexpectedly. Occasionally the sales channels and other integrations will reject our authorization requests and the integrations become disconnected. To resolve this, you'll need to re-authorize the integration. These proactive email notifications are critical in keeping your channels connected and operational.

We’ve received positive feedback on the daily sales summary emails and requests for additional data over different periods. Based on this, we've added weekly and monthly email options, along with a 'top products' section in each sales summary email. This new section lets you view your top-selling products during the time period and alerts you to low-stock items.

To manage the increasing email alerts and reports, we've added an email configuration page within the app. Here, you can customize which emails you receive and, for sales summaries, how often. Access this page by selecting "Settings" in the left navigation menu or by clicking "Manage email preferences" in any of the emails we send.

The dimensions of the SKU management window will now automatically increase to the size of your screen, enabling access to many additional rows of SKUs that were previously cut off. This change will be especially useful for products with large numbers of variations.

TikTok has released their first iteration of categories. Categories now go up to 7 layers deep and have new associated product properties to help distinguish your listing. TikTok automatically updated all SKUs to their new category based on product information and we've pulled in the updated category and additional properties into MCM. No action is required unless you need to republish your product due to new required properties.

We've updated our image upload and publication experience so that you are no longer limited by a single channel image limit. Previously you could upload up to 7 images for publication. Now we've incorporated the limit of each channel where publication is supported.

To publish varying numbers of images to multiple channels, simply upload your product images, then rearrange the order so that the desired images are published to each channel.

Read below for the new publication limits set per channel:

We recently released a new method for setting inventory related fields in bulk for products that are part of a variation set! Previously the process of setting quantity, item cost, fulfillment cost, and condition was cumbersome, taking many clicks to set the same value across warehouses and variant SKUs.

With the new bulk actions options, you can select multiple SKUs and apply the same actions when adding them to bundles or setting various inventory properties. We've also introduced a search bar above the inventory grid, so that you can easily select variants of the same option to apply changes to (you can also search by title or SKU).

To set quantity values across multiple variant SKUs, select the warehouses to make changes to, input the values, and click save. This will overwrite whatever values are currently set within the adjusted warehouses for the selected SKUs. You can also quickly select multiple or all warehouses and apply a bulk change if the quantity value is the same across warehouses.

When setting fulfillment cost, you can set a unique value per fulfillment center.

Additionally you can set item cost and condition for selected SKUs in bulk.

Say hello to Store Pick Up, our latest rolled out feature, making it easy for customers to pick up their orders at a nearby store. With simple setup options and an optimized checkout experience, this new feature brings added convenience for both businesses and customers. Let’s dive in!

Store Pick Up can be configured by navigating to under the Store Pickup Options section. Key settings include:

Custom shipping methods can be created by navigating to . Ensure the method is flagged as a Store Pickup Method so it only displays when store pickup is selected, hiding all other shipping options.

Easily manage orders with store pickup using the Store Location column in the order list (). You can filter orders by store location using Advanced Search.

On the order edit page (), you can toggle between shipping and pickup. When store pickup is selected, a dropdown will appear to choose a store along with fields for the customer’s name and phone number.

All store pickup details are visible on the View Order page under the Store Pickup label, displaying the selected location.

Enable Store Pick Up to ensure the store pick up option appears during checkout. If no shippable items or subscriptions are present, store pickup will be hidden. Only shipping methods marked as Store Pickup Method will be displayed when this option is selected.

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Shipping-specific custom fields can be shown separately during checkout by enabling the “Show Shipping Custom Fields Separate From Shipping Address” setting under theme settings. This ensures only relevant information appears when pickup is selected.

Activate Store Pick Up in your settings today and offer your customers more ways to shop! For additional setup details and best practices, refer to the Store Locations and Store Pickup knowledge base article for more information.

Keep track of products needing reviews or needing attention due to low ratings through our new Walmart Reviews Opportunity Report.

List products in your catalog that are in-demand on Walmart through the new opportunity report!

To access the report:

Learn about the details of the release in our support article.

We’re excited to introduce our new Store Locations feature, making it easier for you to manage multiple locations and enhance your customers' shopping experience. Setting up store locations is simple: head to to add or edit any store. This ensures that your physical locations are accurately reflected on your storefront.

We’ve also introduced a widget to search for nearby stores, making it easy for customers to find the most convenient store location. By entering a store name or address, users can quickly locate nearby stores better.

When adding a new store location, it’s important to include the latitude and longitude, especially if the “Show Distance to Store” option is enabled for One Page Checkout. These coordinates can be automatically filled using Google Autocomplete or manually entered via Google Maps, making it easier to ensure location accuracy.

Additionally, you can now assign specific store locations to individual customers. By navigating to the Customer Edit page, you can assign locations under the Assigned Store Locations section. If a customer has specific stores assigned, only those locations will appear during checkout, offering a tailored shopping experience.

A new option called Ship to Store Only has been added, allowing you to restrict orders to store locations only, hiding other shipping address options. This is ideal if you want to ensure customers are shipping directly to a store location rather than providing a home or business address.

In addition, you can customize how store locations appear on your storefront. Use the $$STORELOCATIONSSEARCH$$ merge code to search store location option or use the $$STORELOCATIONSDROPDOWN$$ code for a dropdown menu. Locations can be sorted by distance, sort order, or alphabetically.

Finally, this feature is fully integrated with the API, giving you the ability to create, edit, and manage store locations. For more details, check out the API documentation here. This allows for easy integration with other systems, providing you with more flexibility and control.

For more information on store locations, check out the full knowledge base article on Store Locations and Store Pickup.