Changelog

Supplier pages now show whether a supplier is supported and whether credentials are available, and the API supplier detail lists the services that still need your own credentials. A step-by-step guide walks through configuring them, editing a credential keeps the stored password when you leave the field blank, and removed suppliers stay visible with an audit trail of who changed what. PromoSync skips inventory syncs for suppliers that require your own credentials and tells you where to add them.

The dashboard home gained an API Calls Today tile with a fair trend, a Plan & Usage card that shows how far you are from the daily limit, and a banner on every page when calls are paused. Account Settings is split into General, Plan & billing, Usage and Team tabs so every section is visible without scrolling, and plan changes open a prorated confirmation page before anything is charged.

A supplier throttle now comes back as HTTP 429 and a supplier-side SOAP fault as HTTP 502, so your integration can tell a supplier problem from a bad request. The daily-quota 429 explains what it means and when the quota resets. Blank decimals, over-long part descriptions and missing product ids in supplier answers are repaired instead of failing the whole call.

A new Only Increase Prices setting lets a price sync raise prices and leave lower ones alone. MSRP metafields are available on request, per-supplier overrides let one supplier differ from the shop import settings, including the market it is priced in, and the Price Sync Results email now shows how long the run took and why PPC pricing was unavailable for a feed.

Inventory and product parts now appear as a colour by size matrix with a structured part inspector, media as a colour-grouped gallery with facets, and PPC as one workspace with pricing first and a selectable country. Copy buttons for ids and names, a direct query for ids that are not listed yet, and a new Media Recently Modified data source round it out, along with a rebuilt guide.

The new Backfill Color Swatches bulk action adds swatches to products imported before swatches existed, with a results email. Swatches follow the colour name your store shows, and when a supplier gives no hex value the colour is read from the supplier swatch image.

PromoSync Starter is available as an add-on to the Standard plan from the pricing page and Account Settings, so a smaller store can connect Shopify without moving to Premium.

Partners who run sub-accounts get a Sub-accounts page with each account monthly activity. A parent and its sub-accounts now share one daily quota, and the daily call recount folds sub-account calls into the parent so usage matches billing.

When an export hits the daily call limit or a supplier throttle, the exporter keeps the partial file and says which limit was hit instead of discarding the run. Per-product calls wait out supplier throttles, and the maximum number of products per export went up.

The Targeted Sync card runs any bulk action on one supplier, a collection, a list of products, or products from a CSV. Every run lands in Run History with local-time dates, filters and pagination, its results CSV is attached to the email and downloadable from the dashboard, and any run can be retried. The Variant Adder now says why each variant was added and never creates a SKU that already exists.

Products a supplier has discontinued are skipped instead of failing the import, transient supplier and inventory errors are retried, supplier throttles are waited out, and a run that reaches the PSRESTful daily quota ends cleanly with its results instead of an error.

Purchase orders can now be fetched by the sales order reference you sent, and each order reports when it was sent. References are normalized to the bare order number, so a leading # from Shopify no longer causes a mismatch, and PromoSync reports an order that was already placed instead of an error.

Premium and Business accounts get an email when the day calls reach 90% of the plan limit, so you can pace a sync before the cap bites. Accounts with a custom daily limit are alerted against that limit.

When an organization already has a PSRESTful account, new signups from the same email domain are now caught before a second account is created. This keeps your team on one account with shared usage and billing instead of accidental duplicates.