Released: December 11, 2025

Some merchants who recently added new Amazon marketplaces to their Seller Central accounts were not seeing orders appear in their reporting. These newer marketplaces were not yet included in our platform’s marketplace coverage, which caused gaps in imported order data.

We’ve updated our Amazon marketplace coverage to include all newly supported regions. Merchants adding new Amazon marketplaces going forward will now see their orders imported and reported correctly, with no action required.

Released: December 9, 2025

Orders from several newer Amazon marketplaces were not being recognized, causing missing sales or blank Order IDs in reports and dashboards for merchants selling in those countries.

The Amazon Selling Partner integration now fully supports every marketplace Amazon currently operates. Orders from the following countries are now automatically ingested and displayed correctly:

All of your Amazon sales, regardless of country, now appear accurately in your reports, dashboards, and analytics. No action is required on your side.

Released: December 8, 2025

Four analysis templates were unavailable in the platform: Costco Inventory Snapshot, Average Price (ARP) Analysis, Total Distribution Points (TDP) Analysis, and Unit Sales Analysis.

These templates are now available and working properly. You can find them in your template library to analyze inventory, pricing, distribution points, and unit sales data.

Released: December 2, 2025

International orders from Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) were not properly converting to USD in reporting. Orders placed in currencies like GBP were showing incorrect revenue values, causing incomplete data in hourly sales reports. This affected merchants with international storefronts.

Updated the currency conversion process to correctly calculate USD values for all international orders. Revenue data now accurately reflects the proper exchange rates for orders placed in any currency, ensuring complete and accurate sales reporting across all markets.

Released: December 2, 2025

When merchants connected multiple Amazon Seller Central accounts, sales and traffic data was being duplicated in reports. The data from different seller accounts was incorrectly combined, causing inflated metrics.

Updated the data ingestion logic to properly distinguish between different seller accounts. The Amazon Business Analytics Services (BAS) scripts now join data using seller_id in addition to report_type and marketplace_id, ensuring each seller account's data remains separate and accurate.

Released: December 2, 2025

Data Validation dashboards (Marketing & Sales) were completely broken for BigQuery merchants. The dashboards relied on SQL scripts that only existed in Snowflake syntax, causing errors whenever BigQuery merchants tried to access these critical validation tools.

Extended full dashboard support to BigQuery warehouses. All BigQuery merchants can now access both Marketing and Sales Data Validation dashboards to monitor data quality, identify discrepancies, and ensure your reporting accuracy.

Released: December 2, 2025

The legacy Recharge V1 extractor is no longer available and has been fully removed from the platform.

All merchants now use only the Recharge V2 integration for complete, up-to-date subscription data. Historical V1 tables remain accessible for reference but are no longer updated.

No action required — your dashboards and reports continue to work normally.

Released: November 18, 2025

When a compare-at price changed multiple times on the same day, our history table occasionally created slight overlapping date ranges (sub-second), which could surface as duplicate or conflicting rows in reporting.

Updated the price-history model to record changes using date-only precision instead of timestamps. Price history rows are now cleanly separated with no overlaps, giving you an accurate day-by-day view of compare-at price changes. Any existing overlaps have been cleaned up automatically.

Released: November 18, 2025

Subscription orders created through certain platforms (most commonly Stay.ai and similar apps) were not being flagged as subscriptions in our system because they don’t use our standard Recharge feeds. This caused subscription order counts, revenue, and related metrics to appear lower than reality.

We expanded the subscription detection logic to also recognize Shopify orders tagged as “subscription” by these alternative platforms. All subscription orders are now correctly identified regardless of the app used, so your subscription reporting is complete and matches what you see in Shopify.

Released: September 16, 2025

In Daily Plan to Actual, the Plan CPA measure in referenced the wrong denominator (), producing inaccurate CPA values.

Corrected Plan CPA to use by replacing the denominator in the measure with , so the metric now reflects plan inputs and aligns with other plan-based metrics.