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Change log
CHANGE LOG
Spurtcommerce New Features, Fixes, and EnhancementsSpurtcommerce New Features, Fixes, and Enhancements
November 2024
Seller: Sellers can offer buyer-specific and buyer group-specific pricing options, providing flexibility in pricing strategies.
Storefront: Customers as Guest Users will see general pricing, while logged-in users will see prices tailored to their individual or group-specific settings.
Seller: Sellers can configure their preferred language, time zone, and data format.
Storefront: Dynamic Data Translation for product titles, descriptions, category titles, category descriptions, variant names, and category-specific attributes into multiple languages.
Seller: Sellers can enable dynamic data translation for product titles, descriptions, category titles, category descriptions, variant names, and category-specific attributes.
Admin: Multi-language support for localizing pages, page groups, and widgets.
Admin: Blog and Blog Category Localization enabled for content and categories.
Seller: Supplier Management feature with the ability to create supplier profiles and add multiple associated contacts.
Seller: Bulk Import of products option for Sellers.
Storefront: NextJS integration unleashed the full capabilities for a more performant Storefront with an improved look and feel and UI.
Seller: Detailed Seller Verification implemented with a thorough process, including personal and business details, company registration, and tax information.
Seller: Streamlined onboarding process for Sellers with clear stages and visual indicators to guide them through the onboarding and approval process.
Seller: Empowering Sellers to provide a unique shopping experience by sharing detailed shop information, building trust, and establishing credibility.
Seller: Improved Quotation Management system allowing sellers to respond to buyer inquiries with customized offers and counteroffers.
All: Regression issues and fixes addressed for existing workflows.
Seller and Admin: Seller Panel and Admin Panel migrated from Angular 13 to Angular 17, addressing security vulnerabilities and ensuring compatibility with the latest libraries and frameworks.
All: Improved code quality, maintainability, and efficiency through enhanced code standardization and reusability practices.
All: Further refined database normalization for optimal performance and data integrity.