MCM Release Notes 2.18.25

Updates

Clients can now request that their MCM + Jazz integrations add prefixes or suffixes to Order Numbers imported from sales channels into Jazz. This allows for additional business logic, such as routing only marketplace orders into an ERP.
We have subscribed to Amazon's Pricing Health notifications, enabling us to receive immediate alerts when there is an issue with a price adjustment on an active offer. One key data point in these notifications is the Competitive Price Threshold, which represents the highest price an offer can have while remaining competitive. Exceeding this threshold typically results in Buy Box suppression. For listings using Buy Box pricing strategies, we now incorporate this competitive price into our repricing strategies and will not price listings above this threshold.
In addition to Pricing Health notifications, we have subscribed to Amazon's Content Change notifications, which alert us to product content updates. While we are internally monitoring these notifications, we are also working on future features to help track content changes. In the meantime, we continue to track product content changes over time based on periodic product downloads. You can review these changes in our content change report.
When enabling order exports for Shopify, you can now choose which parts of a bundle/kit to export. This is useful if your fulfillment workflows start in Shopify and only require shipping solutions to recognize either the component SKUs or the bundle SKUs, preventing overshipping.

Bug Fixes

For clients fulfilling orders across multiple FBA regions, the Dynamic Minimum price calculation was incorrectly using the same Amazon fees for all FBA regions. This has been fixed to apply the correct regional fees.
Another update was made to the Dynamic Minimum price calculation. Previously, when an item was in stock on FBA, the minimum price was based on FBA fees. However, when the item went out of stock, the calculation defaulted to using the fulfillment cost of the primary warehouse, often resulting in a lower-than-expected Dynamic Minimum price. With this update, FBA fees will continue to be used for items that have historically been sold through FBA—except when they are explicitly configured to convert to merchant fulfillment upon selling out.
We now pull in seller discount amounts for TikTok orders. The sum of all discounts on an order (set by the seller and/or TikTok platform) will be displayed on the "Discount Total" field.