We have added new endpoints for our Rest API:
Manual Inventory Reserves are used to set aside product quantity that is not linked to a specific order for a select period of time. These endpoints will allow you to create, delete, and export those from Sellercloud via Rest API.
For multi-item orders, Sellercloud automatically calculates the Estimated Shipping Weight based on the Product Weight of the items. We have added a Client Setting, previously only available to Server Admins, “Use Product Weight On Orders For Multi Items Order”, which you can disable in order to use the product’s Ship Weight for the estimated shipping weight instead. The Estimated Shipping Weight is displayed on the Order Details page and is used by Shipbridge when fulfilling orders.
If you have Kit (Bundle) Products in your Catalog, there are two ways to configure their Shipping Weight. The first one is manually imputing values in the respective fields, or you can rely on a backend service to calculate them for you, based on the Components’ Weights. The latter is controlled by the Client Setting “Enable Kit Weight Calculation Once a day”. We have made a change to this workflow, to make sure that, if the setting is enabled, the Product Weight Fields of Kit Parents, will not be editable, instead, you can only change the Components’ weight, which will then automatically reflect on the Parent when the daily calculation runs.
We have added the Advanced Client Setting FBA and WFS Shipments Ignore Negative Inventory When Assembling Kit to our Delta Interface. If you have configured your account to validate inventory and to automatically assemble Independent Kits when adding them to an FBA Inbound Shipment or WFS Shipment Plan, you can enable this additional client setting. Its purpose is to take into account any negative quantity on the Kit and only assemble the number necessary for the Shipment, letting you keep the original negative amounts for inventory tracking purposes.
We have improved the manual execution process for our Order Rule Engine. You are now able to customize which rules to execute, with the option to select All, including disabled rules, or to enter specific Rules, regardless of their enabled status. This will be particularly useful for testing newly created rules, or if you want to manually run them on specific orders in special cases.
We have added the Action “Copy Product Data to Other SKU(s)” to the Catalog Page in our Delta Interface. This function allows you to do a quick one-time product information transfer from one SKU to another, including pricing, product specifics and more.
You will now be able to filter SKUs by Product Group when you are adding items to an Order in the Order Creation Wizard.
We have updated our Reporting Logic when it comes to the additional order fees we receive from Marketplaces. For example, the eBay Ad Fee used to be considered an adjustment, and not part of the original Order P&L, even though eBay charges this per order. Going forward, any such fees will be accounted for accordingly, giving you an even more accurate Profit and Loss calculation. You will see the column Total Fees in all P&L Reports, which includes the additional charges in its calculation. When you export the Report to Excel, there will be a further breakdown and the column Misc Fees, where you will see the eBay Add Fee.
Sellercloud now captures the Cancellation reason given by customers on Seller Central for orders for which the buyer initiated the cancellation. The Amazon order in Sellercloud will be put On Hold, and the reason will be added to the Order Notes.
We have added new options to the Order Rule Engine. For orders containing Bundle (Kit) Items, you are now able to set conditions checking the component information, as well as the Kit Parent Itself. We have added:
