We have completely reworked our FBA Inbound Shipments Workflow to comply with Amazon’s new API requirements. For details about each step, check out our FBA Inbound Shipments Wizard help site category. 
Our Shopify Integration now supports importing Returns that originate on your website. Additionally, we import and save the RMA’s Tracking Number, Return Reason, Reason Note, and Customer Note.
We have added a new action to the Website Properties Page of Shopify-enabled SKUs: Preview Description Template. It allows you to see a preview of the selected Description Template with all the item information and images already populated.
We have added three new endpoints that allow you to manage the Tracking information of an existing Purchase Order. You can use these endpoints only if the Client Setting Enable Multiple Tracking Numbers On PO is enabled:
You can now Tag Employees in Order Notes created via the Order Rule Engine. The selected users will receive a notification for each order note as soon as it is created.
By default, only users with the Client Admin Role can access the Export and Import Mapping Tools. We have added a Mapping Tools panel to the Employee Permission page, where an Admin can grant Employees access to View, Create, Edit, and Delete Mapping Profiles.
You can now use #?SalesRepUsername?# as a placeholder in Word2PDF Invoices. This will print the sales rep username (email) set on the order.
We have added three new options in the Backmarket Status filter on the Manage Catalog page. These allow for better filtering of your Back Market Listings, and you can also use them in Saved Views and automations. The new options are:
You can now add Your Shipping Cost as a column in the Manage Orders page from the Customize Columns menu. This column displays the Final Shipping Fee for each order.
If you have enabled ShipperHQ for your BigCommerce site, you can now use the BC_DIMENSIONAL_RULES and BC_SHIPPING_GROUPS Product Custom Columns to configure your listings directly from Sellercloud. 