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What's New in Infigo | October 2025

Welcome to our monthly update, looking back at September 2025.

Read on to learn about all the exciting new features and enhancements made available to our customers in the month of September.

Remember, this is only a selection of the most eye-catching changes. You can take a look at our full release notes for this month for a more complete list of new features, updates and fixes..

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Upcoming Webinar | All About Attributes

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Date: Wednesday, 29th October 2025 - 03:00 PM (GMT)

For any seasoned Infigo user, the word "Attribute" will be an all too common sight within your platform. Product Attributes, Attribute Combinations, Specification Attributes and Customer Attributes, to name just a few.

But what are all of these attributes? What do they do exactly? And how can you effectively utilize them on your storefronts to create an ever more slick and efficient web-to-print experience?

In this webinar, we'll dive into the details of the different types of attributes in Infigo and take a look at how you can use them to improve your storefronts. From basic use cases to niche scenarios, we'll cover it all in this 1-hour webinar session.

Topics include: Product Attributes (including Attribute Types, Attribute Combinations, Attribute Groups), Specification Attributes, Customer Attributes, Checkout Attributes, Attributes within Pricing Scripts and the API, Specialised Use Cases and Examples.

 

 

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Customer Name Field Controls Added

Administrators now have fine-grained control over whether customers must enter a first and/or last name when registering or updating their account.
 This helps storefronts adapt to different market needs, such as B2B sites where company data is the priority or B2C sites that require full personal details.

Highlights

  • Four new settings: first/last name enabled and required
  • Applies on registration and “My Account” pages
  • Simplifies compliance with varied onboarding policies
  • Reduces friction for corporate or anonymous-checkout workflows

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Settings > Customer Settings.
  2. Enable or disable the options for First Name and Last Name (both Enabled and Required states).

Save changes and test on the storefront registration and “My Account” pages.

Administrators now have fine-grained control over whether customers must enter a first and/or last name when registering or updating their account.
This helps storefronts adapt to different market needs, such as B2B sites where company data is the priority or B2C sites that require full personal details.

Highlights

  • Four new settings: first/last name enabled and required
  • Applies on registration and “My Account” pages
  • Simplifies compliance with varied onboarding policies
  • Reduces friction for corporate or anonymous-checkout workflows

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Settings > Customer Settings.
  2. Enable or disable the options for First Name and Last Name (both Enabled and Required states).

Save changes and test on the storefront registration and “My Account” pages.

Pricing Scripts Now Support Checkout Attributes!

You can now attach pricing scripts to checkout-level attributes.
 This powerful enhancement lets storefront managers apply dynamic surcharges or discounts based on selections made during checkout—without needing product-level scripts.

Highlights

  • Scripts can target checkout attributes in the basket

  • Supports automatic total updates when values change

  • Debug/output visibility available via info-type attributes

  • Enables advanced fee or discount logic at checkout

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Pricing Scripts and create or edit a script.

  2. Assign the script to a checkout attribute using the Target Scope option.

  3. Add or edit the checkout attribute under Admin > Checkout Attributes and link the script.

Test in the basket to confirm dynamic updates occur when changing attribute values.


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New Login-Page Appearance Option for B2B sites

A new appearance setting updates the behaviour of Login Style “Option 2 (Recommended for B2B)”, keeping the background image fixed while only the form scrolls.
This provides a sleeker, more professional look for corporate storefronts and ensures consistent branding across devices.

Highlights

  • Added appearance setting for controlled scroll behaviour

  • Background image remains static as the form moves

  • Optimised for B2B login experiences

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Appearance Settings.

  2. Select Login Style: Option 2 (Recommended for B2B).

  3. Enable the new “Fixed background scroll” setting.

  4. Save and preview the login page to confirm only the form scrolls.
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CERM Connectivity Alert Notifications

A new notification feature automatically emails designated users when the CERM MIS server cannot be reached.
This ensures that technical teams are immediately aware of integration or network problems, minimising downtime for automated workflows.

Highlights

  • New message template and tokens for CERM alerts

  • Detects server or connectivity failures

  • Supports proactive maintenance and monitoring

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Message Templates and locate the new CERM Connectivity Alert template.

  2. Configure the email recipients and customise the message body.

  3. Ensure the CERM plugin is enabled and connected.

  4. Simulate a connection loss (if safe to do so) to confirm alerts are triggered.

 

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CERM Payment-Method Control Flexibility

Storefronts integrated with CERM can now choose whether Infigo should enforce the Payment Manner set in CERM or use native payment-method rules instead.
This allows administrators to bypass CERM’s payment-manner logic where local payment gateways or methods differ from those in MIS.

Highlights

  • New CERM setting “Payment Methods Control Property”

  • Options: Payment Manner (existing) or None (native control)

  • Enables hybrid checkout/payment configurations

  • Reduces integration friction for diverse payment setups

How to implement

    1. Go to Connect: CERM > Settings.

    2. Locate the new Payment Methods Control Property option.

    3. Choose Payment Manner (CERM-controlled) or None (Infigo-controlled).

    4. Test checkout to confirm correct payment method visibility.

 

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Hebrew Language Support for PitStop XML Reports

Infigo now supports automatic translation of PitStop XML text—including Hebrew characters—within PDF profile reports.
This enhancement improves global usability and ensures that error and pre-flight details appear correctly in localized scripts.

Highlights

  • Added multi-language translation for XML text

  • Hebrew fully supported in PitStop reports

  • Controlled via a new setting in PDF Profile Settings

  • Requires API key for translation activation

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > PDF Profiles > Profile Settings.

  2. Enable the new option for XML Translation Support.

  3. Enter a valid API key if translation services are required.

  4. Generate a PitStop XML report to verify translated text displays correctly.

 

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Improved Downloadable-Product File Interface

The file-upload area for downloadable products has been redesigned for clarity and consistency.
Managers can now clearly see file name, size, and available actions after saving or refreshing, making it easier to manage digital assets.

Highlights

  • Refreshed UI shows file name and size after save/refresh

  • Upload, download, and remove actions always visible

  • Backend auditing shows filename and size on edit

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > Catalog > Products and edit a downloadable product.

  2. In the Product Variant > Downloadable Files section, upload a new file.

  3. Save and refresh to confirm file details display (name, size, and action buttons).

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Simplified PDF-Profile Variable Management

A new UI control makes managing PDF Profile variables much easier.
Instead of editing XML manually, administrators can use a simple on-screen editor that automatically validates XML when switching between modes.

Highlights

  • New variable-set editor within the PDF Profile page

  • Supports both Simple (UI) and Advanced (XML) modes

  • Built-in XML validation for error prevention

  • Streamlines workflow for non-technical users

How to implement

  1. Go to Admin > PDF Profiles and open a profile for editing.

  2. Switch between Simple (UI mapping) and Advanced (manual XML) modes.

  3. In Simple mode, map variables to product attributes, specification attributes, quantity, or constants.

  4. Save the profile and test with a sample product to ensure values map correctly.

 

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