Changelog

The Properties tab on your products is working again. It gave an error message since the end of August; now you can see your product properties normally.

In My Shop, under Offerings, you no longer see products that you have removed. You only see your active products and your drafts.

Names and descriptions that you modify in Bulk Editing or via import, and bundle sizes, are now saved in a few seconds, even for hundreds of products. Up to 200 lines are saved instantly when you click.

The Knowledge Base now provides step-by-step instructions on how to connect your AI assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT, to your catalog. You can also find the explanation under the MCP address when creating a new API key.

Your AI assistant can now also create a Bundle for you: you specify which products go into it, how many of each, and what name, suggested retail price, and discount the Bundle will have. You will see a preview first; the Bundle will only appear as a draft in your products after your approval.

Your AI assistant can now explain and configure your brands, suppliers, processing times, shipping areas, surcharges, tags, and collections via the MCP, and tells you per product what is still missing to put it up for sale. You first see a preview with the reasoning behind each change and can revert it.

The Supplier API and the MCP now tell your AI assistant which number is the Product ID: the sales unit number, which you also see on the picking list and in your orders. The number of the product with all its variants is often only one step away and is not a Product ID.

Your own software or AI assistant can now also create new products via the Supplier API, including their prices, photos, occasions, and variants all at once. The preview first shows what is being created; rolling back removes the new product, unless it is already in use.

Your own software or AI assistant can now also remove and restore products and sales units via the Supplier API. The example first shows what is being discontinued and how many resellers have the product; rolling back restores the product to how it was.

Your own software or AI assistant can now also change the product type, the variation axes and their values, and the default variant via the Supplier API. The example first shows which sales units are being added or removed and how many resellers this affects.

Your AI assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT, can now read and modify your catalog. Create an API key in Settings > API Users, check Modify Catalog if the assistant is allowed to modify, and paste the MCP address into your assistant.

Your own software can now also modify the photos, occasions, collections, attributes, specifications, visibility, and external stock of your products via the Supplier API. Rollback restores what can be restored; you can manually restore a deleted photo or a disconnected stock item.

Your own software can now modify your catalog via the Supplier API if you check "Modify Catalog" for the API key. Your software first sees a preview and then applies the change separately, and your product history displays the name of the key.

With an API key, you can now connect your own software to your catalog via the Supplier API. In Settings > API Users, you select the permissions for each key and view its latest requests. An older key will only work once you select a permission.

In Italian, Discovery and My Page are now also called Marketplace and My Shop (Il mio negozio), just like in the other languages.

For combinations and bundles, you can now also see who last modified the product, with the History and a clock icon next to a modified field. The clock icon is now also displayed for photos, variations, specifications, and stores.

My page is now called My Shop. There you see your shop as resellers see it in the Everspring Marketplace.

If a variant belongs to a deleted product, the variant is now also listed as Deleted under Sales Units. If you open the variant, you will see why you cannot publish it and restore the product using Restore Product.

On My Page, you can now also see your concept products, labeled Concept. Your collections are listed there as well, even if they only contain concepts. Resellers do not see your concepts.

On a product page, there is now a clock icon next to a field that has been changed, such as the price, name, or stock. If you click on it, you will only see the changes to that field: who, when, the old and the new value.

On a product page, you can now see who last modified the product or a variant and when. Under History, you see the changes made by you, your colleagues, and Everspring, and you can select a single field, such as the price.

An import or bulk operation of up to 200 lines is now saved immediately upon clicking, if each line changes either only stock or only prices and sizes. You no longer have to wait for the process to finish.

An import that only changes prices, purchase prices, or sizes is now also saved within a few seconds. Is something else missing from a product, such as a packaging group? Then the new price is saved anyway.

An import that only changes inventory is now saved in a few seconds, even with hundreds of products. Bundles and Shopify stores are then updated within a few minutes.

Importing products and Bulk Editing now save bundles, plant-pot combinations, and visibility much faster as well. Bundles and Shopify stores are then updated within a few minutes.

Importing products and saving bulk edits are much faster. An import of 250 inventory changes is saved in about two minutes instead of half an hour. Bundles and Shopify stores are then updated within a few minutes.

The name of a variant now follows the same order in your product feed and in the grower portal: color, material, pot size, size. As a result, for a few variants, the parts of the name are in a different order.

In Settings, Storefront, Reseller Services, you can now turn Greeting Cards on or off yourself. A card with text will then appear as a separate line on your order and packing slip. You still receive €1.50 per card.

You can now convert a pot or plant to an add-on or a standard product using Change type. This is possible if the product does not vary in pot size.