Here is your IndieCommerce 2.0 Update for the week ending March 24th, 2023

Tier 1 and Tier 2

• Blogs - Stores can now add ‘Related Products’ to Blogs, the related products can be books, store merchandise, gift cards etc. The theming of the Blog page with the related products is under development.
• Order Activity Logs - When viewing an order as a Site Administrator or Order Manager, the ‘Order Activity’ section now includes logs for actions taken on an order

Tier 2 Only

New Features for Both Tier 1 and Tier 2 IndieCommerce 2.0 Websites This Week Include:

A couple items for you this week...

The team has been focused on development, working on features like Ingram CDF, integration with Givex and the Subscription product. Testing of migration for IndieLite sites continues. Starting February/01, orders placed on Live site will be flagged for the 1% online commission

New updates and brand new features to IndieCommerce 2.0 have been rolled out this week -  Site Statistics on the Admin Dashboard, Sales Tax Holiday, Sales Tax Exemption, exporting orders to Anthology POS and PirateShip 

This week's robust list of new updates and brand new features to IndieCommerce 2.0 - MyEmma for Email Marketing, Store Merchandise search, recover orders incorrectly marked as ‘Fraudulent’ and more.

Brand new features and updates have been rolled out to IndieCommerce 2.0 this week. Custom text in order confirmation email, Constant Contact for email marketing, retain customer contact information for guest checkout and more….

In the first weeks of August, we handed over the first IC 2.0 sites to our initial group of ABA member stores, and they are hard at work populating their new sites with content. While working on their new sites, these stores have been providing our developers and support staff with invaluable feedback and suggestions.

As a result of their insights, the IndieCommerce development team and our project partners from Lullabot have pushed out some excellent new features and improvements.As each of these is completed by the development team, they then undergo extensive testing prior to the new code being merged back into each store’s 2.0 website.