122 posts tagged with "Commerce Manager"

MAJOR New price books and product configurations experience

To make price books and product configurations consistent with recent updates to product pages, we have released a redesigned user interface for these areas in Commerce Manager.

What's New?

• New price book UI - The price book list design has been updated. Within the price books editor, the pricing table has been refreshed, and products are added to it from a searchable slide-in sheet. Currencies can be shown and hidden with the column selector on the product list. The price modifiers UI has also been updated, and can be accessed via a new tab within the editor.
• Templates & attributes - Templates and attributes are now a single page, with attributes created and edited inline under their owning template
• Variations - A dedicated list and editor, with variation options managed in slide-in sheets
• Product relationships - Previously "Custom relationships", now with its own list and editor view

MINOR Improved Subscription and Invoice Management

We've made it easier to review subscriptions and invoices in Commerce Manager, with quicker access to details, clearer invoice context, and a smoother browsing experience.

What's New?

• Stripe payment ID in invoices - The invoices table now displays the associated Stripe payment ID, so you can quickly reconcile payments
• Subscription details in a sheet - Subscription details now open in a side sheet instead of a separate page, showing a focused version of the Subscriber view scoped to a single subscription and its invoices
• Richer subscription sheet - The sheet now includes subscriber details, a link to the subscriber, and that subscription's invoices in one place
• Clearer invoice context - In the Subscriber panel, each invoice now shows which subscription it belongs to via a subscription link/column and on the "last invoice" card
• Pagination fix - Fixed a bug where invoice pagination would reset when closing the sheet

For details see:

• Viewing Invoices
• Managing Active Subscriptions

MAJOR A Revamped Product Editing Experience

We've completely redesigned the Product Editor in Commerce Manager, making it faster and easier to manage your catalog with greater clarity and less friction.

What's New?

• Side-by-side editor - The editor opens alongside your product list, so you can select and switch between products without losing your place or disrupting your workflow
• Preserved search & filter criteria - Active search and filter settings are retained as you navigate between products, making bulk review and updates far more efficient
• Global saving - Changes are automatically queued as you work across sections; save everything at once with a single button, or discard to revert to the last saved state
• Streamlined section navigation - Product sections are organized into four clear areas: Product Details, Categorization, Pricing, and Inventory
• Variation navigator - For products with variations, switch between them using the variation selector or expand the product list table to navigate child products directly
• Reorganized layout - The most relevant fields are prioritized up front, less frequently updated fields are read-only by default, and empty fields are hidden to reduce clutter, with a secondary view available when needed
• Integrated custom attributes - Attribute templates are built directly into the Product Details tab, with inline value updates, expand/collapse via the toolbar, and a toggle to hide empty fields
• Improved categorization - Assign products to hierarchies, nodes, or tags with ease, using a secondary pane to search, select multiple nodes at once, and remove them with a single click
• Redesigned pricing tables - Pricing is displayed in a structured table with inline value entry, currency visibility toggles, and tax inclusion mode controls; volume and sale pricing options appear only when in use
• Unified inventory experience - Inventory is organized by location for a clearer view of stock levels, with multi-location support and quantity management consistent with the broader inventory section in Commerce Manager

Explore the new experience today in the Products section of Commerce Manager

MINOR Introduced Shopper and Admin Custom Attributes for Products

Merchandisers and integrators can now attach flexible string metadata to products in two visibility tiers—catalog-visible shopper attributes and admin-only attributes—using the same model already established for hierarchy nodes.

What's New?

Extended the PIM product model with shopper_attributes and admin_attributes: optional maps of string keys to string values, validated consistently with nodes (including limits on the number of keys and on name and value length).

Product APIs support creating, updating, and reading these fields on products; persisted data is stored on the product document for downstream catalog and administration flows.

Product lifecycle events for create and update now include shopper and admin custom attributes where applicable, so downstream consumers can react without an extra round trip.

CSV export can emit custom attribute columns using the shopper_attributes. and admin_attributes. prefixes; selective exports use columns.include with either explicit keys or a per-type wildcard (shopper_attributes.* / admin_attributes.*), with validation that prevents combining a wildcard and individual columns for the same attribute type in one request.

CSV import understands the same column naming, so bulk workflows can round-trip attribute data alongside core product fields.

For variant matrices, new child products inherit the base product’s shopper and admin attributes at build time; rebuild reconciles parent keys onto matched existing children so shared parent metadata stays aligned while child-specific keys remain unless the parent removes them.

This release brings product custom attributes in line with hierarchy behavior and reduces the need for parallel systems or workarounds for storefront versus internal metadata.

For details see:

• Custom attributes on products

MINOR Custom Attribute-Based Condition for Cart Items

You can now target cart items based on their custom attributes when creating promotions in Promotions Builder.

What's New?

• Custom attributes on cart items - Specify custom attributes to be added to cart items for use in promotional targeting.
• Custom attribute targeting - Create promotion conditions that target cart items by their custom attributes, enabling more precise promotional rules.

For details see:

• How to create promotion with item custom attribute
• Cart Items
• Promotions Builder API

MINOR Max Units Limitation for Promotions

You can now set a maximum quantity limit across all eligible items in a promotion. This new Maximum discounted quantities across all eligible items option allows you to cap the total number of units that receive a discount.

What's New?

• Cross-item unit cap - Set a total unit limit that applies across all eligible SKUs, not per-SKU

For details see:

• Creating an Item Discount with Max Units Limitation Guide
• Rule Promotions API

MAJOR Custom API Navigation Placement

Users can now configure where Custom APIs appear in the Commerce Manager navigation sidebar, providing greater flexibility in organizing their workspace.

What's New?

• Navigation placement - Choose which main section your Custom API appears under: Home, Merchandise, Orders, Subscriptions, Composer, Extensions, or Settings
• Sub-section nesting - Optionally nest Custom APIs under specific sub-sections within a main section (e.g., Products within Merchandise)

For details see:

• Commerce Extensions in Commerce Manager

MAJOR Catalog Search - Built-in Search for Your Storefront

Elastic Path now includes Catalog Search, a fully integrated search service that provides fast, relevant product discovery for your storefront. Search is built directly into Elastic Path Commerce Cloud and your catalogs, eliminating the need for third-party search vendors and complex integration work.

What's New?

• Store search enablement - Enable search for your store or organization and go live without configuring a separate search provider.
• Automatic catalog indexing - When you publish a catalog, products are automatically indexed and become searchable. Multiple catalogs (e.g., live and pre-live) can be indexed simultaneously, with catalog rules and shopper context controlling which catalog a shopper searches.
• Configurable searchable attributes - Control which product fields drive search results, including product name, description, SKU, and custom extended attributes from your templates.
• Faceted search and filtering - Shoppers can filter results by categories, attributes, price ranges, and more. Configure which attributes are facetable to power your filtering UI.
• Sorting - Sort search results by relevance, price, or custom attributes.
• Typeahead and keyword search - Provide instant suggestions as shoppers type, guiding them toward the right products and categories.
• Search profiles - Create different search behaviors for different use cases. Weight fields differently (e.g., emphasize size and material for rugs, finish and style for lighting), apply filters, and configure boost rules.
• Query boosting - Promote or demote products based on categories, tags, or attribute values. Boost seasonal collections, featured products, or sale items to the top of results.
• InstantSearch.js adapter - Integrate search into your storefront using the popular InstantSearch.js library with our adapter package.

For details see:

• Catalog Search Overview - Enable search for your store
• Indexing - Configure searchable attributes
• Profiles - Set up search profiles and boosting rules
• Setting Up Catalog Search (API) - API-based configuration
• InstantSearch Adapter - Build search UIs with InstantSearch.js

MAJOR New Custom Field Types for Custom APIs

What's New?

Two new Custom Field types have been added to allow even more extensibility in Custom APIs:

• List Field Type - Store Administrators can now create Custom Fields with the list field_type to store array of simple values (string, integer, boolean, float). This type support a range of validation and filtering options.
• Any Field Type - Store Administrators can now create Custom Fields with the any field_type to store arbitrary JSON in Custom APIs. These types do not support filtering.

For details see:

• Custom Fields
• Custom Fields in Commerce Manager

MINOR Generated OpenAPI Specs for Custom APIs

You can now view or download OpenAPI specifications for all of your Custom APIs in Commerce Manager. This feature makes it easier to generate code leveraging Custom APIs.

What's New?

• View the OpenAPI spec in-app for any custom API.
• Download the OpenAPI spec to share with developers or import into API tooling.

For details see:

• Access OpenAPI Spec

MINOR Address Filtering in Account Address Book

Commerce Manager users can now quickly find specific account addresses using flexible filtering options in the Address Book tab.

What's New?

• Address filters in Commerce Manager - Use the Add Filter menu in the Address Book tab to filter addresses by fields such as first name, last name, name, company name, phone number, address lines, city, county/region, postcode, country, and instructions.
• Multi-criteria filtering - Combine multiple filters to narrow down long address lists for large B2B accounts.

For details see:

• Managing Accounts in Commerce Manager
• Account Addresses API

MINOR Support for Additional Comparison Operators in Cart Custom Attributes

What's New?

• Promotions Builder now supports advanced comparison operators for cart custom attributes.

  • is equal to
  • is greater than
  • is equal or greater than
  • is less than
  • is equal or less than

• Enables scenarios like:

  • Offering a discount to customers with a Lifetime Value (LTV) greater than 1000.

  • Targeting items in the cart with a weight less than 20 for promotional discounts.

These enhancements provide greater flexibility for building highly customized promotion logic based on numeric cart-level attributes.

For details see:

• Cart Custom Attributes
• Promotions Builder with Cart Custom Attributes

MINOR More Flexibility with Account Tag Rule Operators We've expanded the Account Tags feature in Promotions Builder by introducing two new rule operators to exclude specified account tags from promotion eligibility. These additions support fine-tuning promotions for specific accounts groups. For example, a merchant can make a promotion available to retail customers while omitting employee-tagged accounts to keep internal pricing separate.

What's New?

• New rule operators for Account Tags: not all, none.
• Available in the Promotions Builder rule configuration UI under "Account tag condition".

For details see:

• Creating Account Tag Condition in Promotions Builder
• Promotions Builder API

MINOR Export Item Lists as CSV in Promotions Builder You can now export item lists used in promotion conditions as CSV files directly from the Promotions Builder interface. This feature makes it easier to review, audit, and share the products, bundles, or other items included in your promotion rules.

What's New?

• Export CSV functionality for item lists in promotion conditions and actions.

For details see:

• Creating a Promotion in Promotions Builder

MINOR Improved Promotion Builder Editing Experience

We've introduced several enhancements to make editing promotions in Commerce Manager smoother and more intuitive. These updates help users stay oriented, work more efficiently, and manage product selections with greater ease.

What's New?

• Focused Editing Experience: Promotion details now open in a dedicated workspace, reducing distractions and maintaining context.
• Preserved List View Settings: When returning to the promotions list, previous filters and search terms remain intact, allowing users to resume work seamlessly.
• Streamlined Product Selection: The product selection interface has been simplified for faster and more straightforward item selection.
• Faster SKU Entry: Users can now paste a comma-separated list of SKUs directly from the main view, eliminating extra form fields and reducing friction.
• Add Custom SKU - Enter a custom SKU directly into the text field by selecting Add.
• Promotion Options Menu: Options to duplicate, delete, or view promotion properties have been moved to their own menu for better organization.

These enhancements are designed to improve the workflow for merchandising teams managing large promotion catalogs, making it easier to create, edit, and organize promotional campaigns without losing context or repeating work.

For details see:

• Creating a Promotion in Promotions Builder
• Promotions Builder Overview

MAJOR Updated Order Insights Dashboard

We’ve updated Order Insights Dashboard, giving merchandisers a powerful way to analyze order data with flexible, customizable views.

What’s New

• Aggregate order data by product SKU, product ID, promotion ID.
• View total sales ($), order count, and discounts ($) for filtered results.

For details see:

• Order Insights Dashboard

BETA Try Cart Preview to Validate Promotions, Pricing, and Catalogs

We're launching Cart Preview in Commerce Manager as a beta feature—designed to help teams simulate real-world cart scenarios for validating catalog setups, pricing, and promotion evaluations.

What's New?

• Preview how your catalog and pricing will behave in a live cart environment.
• Test promotion rules and shopper-specific conditions before deployment.
• Gain confidence in your configurations without needing a separate storefront.
• Planned: Support for account tags, custom attributes and custom SKUs

Cart Preview is currently in beta and available for early feedback.

See Commerce Manager Cart Preview

MINOR Introduced Price Segmentation Support for Catalogs

Merchandisers can now deliver personalized pricing experiences at scale with the new price segmentation capability for catalogs.

What's New?

Added support for price-segmented catalogs, enabling association with hundreds of pricebooks, far beyond the previous 5 pricebook stacking limit.

Introduced the enable_price_segmentation attribute on catalogs:

• When set to true, all available pricebooks at publish time are included in the catalog.
• No need to define stacked pricebooks—simplifying catalog setup for personalized pricing scenarios.
• API responses now reflect rule-based pricing where available and fall back to catalog default pricing if no matching pricebook is found.
• Exposes multiple prices per product for search indexing and administration: meta.available_pricebook_ids and meta.available_prices are included in the hash file.
• Admin API can return all or filtered available prices using the EP-Pricebook-IDs-Of-Available-Prices-To-Show header.

This release significantly reduces catalog maintenance complexity while enabling large-scale personalized pricing.

For details see:

• Price Segmentation Guide

MINOR Enhanced Date Parsing with Locale Support in PXM Product Import

We've added locale-aware date parsing to Product Template Date fields in PXM Product Import, reducing import failures and improving data accuracy by interpreting dates using region-specific formats.

What's New?

• Commerce Manager automatically detects your browser's locale and applies it to product import requests.
• API supports locale query parameter for en-US, en-GB, and en-CA date formats.
• Unsupported date formats fall back to default parsing, ensuring your imports continue to work.

See Product Import

MINOR New Promotions Builder Operator: Range Support for Cart Conditions

We’ve added a new operator to the Promotions Builder that allows you to define value ranges for cart-based conditions—giving you more flexibility when crafting targeted offers.

How to setup tiered promotion

MAJOR Introducing Account Tags for Promotions

We’ve introduced Account Tags, a flexible new feature that lets you dynamically group similar shoppers together, making it easier than ever to deliver targeted promotions.

Use Case Example Create a "VIP" tag to identify high-value customers and automatically offer them exclusive discounts that go beyond what regular shoppers receive.

What’s New

• Create and assign tags to customer accounts.
• Build promotions using Account Tags as conditions—any shopper with the assigned tag will receive the targeted offer.

For details see:

• How to create promotion with Account Tags
• Account Tags Management
• Promotion with Account Tags
• Account Tags API

MINOR Enhanced Currency Support in Promotions Builder

We've expanded currency support in Promotions Builder to allow promotions to apply across all available currencies, providing greater flexibility for global merchants.

What's New?

• Added "All Currencies" option in the currency dropdown, allowing promotions to apply to all supported currencies
• Rule Promotions still default to the store's default currency, maintaining existing behavior
• Important note: All currencies option works best with percent discounts, as fixed discounts won't factor in exchange rates when applied to multiple currencies

MINOR Configure Auto Add free item with Promotions Builder

New! Gift with Purchase Promotions​

• You can now use our Promotions builder to create Gift with Purchase (GWP) promotions. Shoppers who qualify for a GWP offer will have the free gift automatically added to their cart, streamlining their experience and making it easier for them to claim their reward.

New! Promotion Carrots: Buy X Get Y (BXGY) Suggestions​

• We've expanded our Promotions builder to include Buy X Get Y (BXGY) product suggestions. For qualifying BXGY offers, our system can now provide front-end suggestions for the 'Y' products. This helps shoppers effortlessly find and add the discounted items to their cart, streamlining their purchasing journey.
• This feature can also be used for free-gift promotions when there is a choice of free-gift options, requesting the shopper to make a choice to add one to the cart.

For details see:

• How to Create Auto Add Free Item Promotion
• Create Auto Add Promotion with Promotions Builder
• Create Rule Promotion API

MAJOR Improvements to Subscription Offerings.

We’ve made some changes to the way subscription offerings are represented to more closely align with customer requirements and to increase the flexibility of offerings.

What's Changed?

• Subscription products are now called plans
• What was previously called a plan is now a pricing option
• Before these changes if more than one product existed in an offering they were treated as a bundle. Now a subscriber must pick a single plan from the subscription offering, increasing flexibility and reducing the number of subscription offerings that need to be maintained.
• Pricing options are assigned to plans so that each plan may have its own pricing options or a subset of pricing options.

For details see: Subscription Offerings

MAJOR Boost Average Order Value with Bundle Promotions in Promotions Builder

We’ve launched a powerful new capability in Promotions Builder: Bundle promotions. This empowers merchandisers to create compelling promotions that target groups of items to drive higher order values and increased conversions.

What's New?

• A new option in Promotions Builder allows you to define a group of items as a promotional condition, and apply a discount to the same or different group of items, making it easier to design bundle-based offers.

For details see:

• How-To Example
• Create Bundle Promotion with Promotions Builder
• Create Bundle Promotion API

MINOR Improvements Based on User Feedback

We've enhanced our Promotions Builder to be more user-friendly and to support more promotion conditions.

What's New?

• The notable update is that all the promotion limitations are now under the '+refine' section of the promotion configuration.

MINOR Improvements Based on User Feedback

When applying filters to list views, Commerce Manager will now recall and default to the query type you most recently used. This capability is valid for basic filters using the is, contains, starts with, ends with and is one of query types.

MINOR Improvements Based on User Feedback

We’ve made several usability enhancements to the Hierarchies & Nodes feature:

What's New?

• Jump to hierarchy – After searching, quickly jump to a hierarchy to browse its child nodes.
• Filter by hierarchy – Find specific hierarchies in a large list of hierarchies using this new filter.
• Toggle hierarchy badge option – Show or hide the hierarchy badge. It’s now off by default.
• Re-order button – Renamed for clarity—use it to reorder nodes.
• Node details default tab – The “Products assigned” tab now opens by default when viewing node details.
• Adding products to node – Expanded screen size and full table features make it easier to search and assign products to nodes.

MINOR We have added the ability to filter orders by Order Number. The Order Number column can be set to visible on Orders page, and individual orders now reflect their Order Numbers, if available.

See Filtering Orders.

The Order Number value is not auto-generated. To find out how to set the Order Number in the order, see Checkout API.

MAJOR 🚀 A Revamped Hierarchies & Nodes Experience.

We've completely redesigned the Hierarchies & Nodes experience in Commerce Manager, making it easier and more efficient to organize, group, and manage your products into hierarchies.

What's new?

• Powerful search – Quickly find nodes without manually browsing the hierarchy.
• New table view – A familiar file-system-like structure for easier node management.
• Hierarchy indicators – Instantly see if a node has children while browsing.
• Two-pane layout – Browse the hierarchy and edit nodes side by side.
• Deep links to product list page – Jump directly to product lists for maximum efficiency.
• Custom attributes – Store additional metadata for hierarchies, nodes, and pricing.
• View preferences – Customize how you interact with the hierarchy.
• Fresh visual design – A modern, streamlined interface for better usability.

🔎 Explore the new experience now in the "Hierarchies" section under "Merchandise" in Commerce Manager.

MINOR New navigation experience in Commerce Manager.

We've introduced a new sidebar navigation for Commerce Manager that improves the overall user experience and makes it easier to navigate between different sections. Key improvements include:

• Streamlined menu structure with clearer section grouping
• An easier way to switch between stores and organizations
• Improved visual hierarchy for better readability
• Collapsible sections to reduce clutter