We have added a new action to the Manage Employees page: Apply Security Template. This action allows you to assign a Security Template to multiple Employees at once. Additionally, the modal also gives you the option to update which companies the selected users have access to, allowing for an even more streamlined workflow.
We have added the option to export your existing Queued Jobs to an Excel file from the Manage Queued Jobs page. The file will contain all available grid columns, such as Submitted By, Time Elapsed, Type, and Error. This can be useful for tracking operations and employees taking actions across Sellercloud. 
We have added a new Warehouse Management Setting to the Skustack Application: Restrict picking an order not on a picklist. When enabled, you will not be able to initiate picking via an order ID in the Order Based module, instead, you must use a picklist ID.
We have added the Bulk Edit action to the Manage Catalog page. This action allows you to update the details of several products at once. Some of the fields available for bulk editing are Channel-Specific categories, Brand, Default Vendor, Replenishable status, Shipping Preferences, and Product Type.
We have added a new endpoint to our Rest API that allows you to Update Existing Shipping Packages for a single order. This endpoint only affects the package dimensions and declared value. To update the contents, you must instead use the Create Shipping Packages endpoint.
You can now View Announcements in the Skustack App. Announcements are a convenient way for Client Admin users to send personalized or generic notifications from RTC to the workforce’s Skustack installations.
We have added a new action on the Security Template details page: Apply Template to Employees. Security Templates are a convenient way to create a set of User Permissions and then apply them to Emplyees with similar roles without having to set each individual permission. The new action allows you to apply a template to multiple employees at once, streamlining the process even further.
We have added a new client setting: Use Equal Cost Ratio On Kit Disassembly When Not Defined. When enabled, disassembling multi-component Independent kits that don’t have a cost ratio configured will split the parent’s cost evenly between all the components instead of skipping the calculation.
We have added support for printing a standard label for the Generic Shipping Service in Shipbridge. Previously, this service required either a custom plugin or a label uploaded to the order documents in Sellercloud. Going forward, you will be able to print a label that contains the Shipping Address, Customer name, Order ID, and Processing date. To see a sample, go to Options in Shipbridge > Carrier > Generic Service, select your printer, and click Test Print.
We have added three new endpoints to our Rest API:
