February 24th, 2026

Brands can now define a Minimum Order Value to enforce a required cart total before the checkout process. This brand-level setting is configured in the Orders > Order Settings page and functions independently of any product-level minimum order quantities. If an order does not meet the MOV, it cannot be placed, and shoppers will see a clear validation message indicating that the minimum amount has not been reached.

Back-order and Pre-order products now require an expected ship date to improve delivery transparency and accountability. Brands must enter a ship date before listing items as back-order or pre-order, and this date is displayed to buyers on the product page. The system tracks shipping performance against the expected date and sends notifications to the seller, buyer, and platform if the date is missed.

Brands can now monitor products that have not been updated through Inventory Staleness tracking. A configurable Inventory Staleness Threshold (default 10 days) defines when inventory is considered stale. Notifications for stale inventory are sent automatically via email and in-app to users associated with brands that have Direct Ordering enabled. Notifications highlight affected products and provide a direct link to the Brand Inventory page for updates. Stale inventory is also indicated in the shop list next to the inventory count.

Retailers can now set up an automated CoreForce integration from the new Connected Apps menu under Integration Settings > Connected Apps. Selecting Setup Integration initiates the connection, creates the required webhook, and completes setup automatically.

Retailers can now access Federal Firearms License (FFL) documents directly from their orders, and manufacturers can upload FFL documents during the onboarding process. Retailers can download the FFL from the Brand Information section within Order Details for brands they have ordered from. During Manufacturer Direct Ordering onboarding, manufacturers can upload their FFL, which is automatically linked to the brand and made available on all related orders.

The Products endpoint now supports a new query parameter, filter[manufacturer_deactivated], which allows users to filter and retrieve products that have been deactivated by the manufacturer; by default, the endpoint returns both active and manufacturer-deactivated products unless this filter is explicitly applied.
filter[manufacturer_deactivated]=only
Returns only products where deactivated_at IS NOT NULL, indicating that the product has been deactivated by the manufacturer.
filter[manufacturer_deactivated]=without
Returns only products where deactivated_at IS NULL, indicating that the product is active and has not been deactivated by the manufacturer.