AUTOMATED What's New in Infigo | March 2026

Welcome to our March 2026 product update - a month focused on flexibility, control, and smoother operational workflows.

This month, we’ve introduced a range of enhancements designed to give teams more control over how data flows through the platform, improve checkout clarity for customers, and streamline both storefront styling and back-office processes.

From more flexible MegaEdit workflows and improved checkout visibility, to faster storefront styling and expanded batch integration capabilities - these updates are all about reducing friction and making everyday tasks more efficient.

If you’re managing data-driven workflows, custom storefront experiences, or operational integrations - these updates are especially relevant to you.

If you’d like the full technical breakdown of everything released this month, you’ll still find the complete release notes by clicking the button below ⬇️

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Style Your Storefront Faster Using Appearance Settings in CSS

Appearance settings are now available as CSS variables. This means the same storefront appearance settings you configure can also be referenced through CSS variables when you style the storefront and related CSS rules.

This builds on existing Appearance Settings and CSS guidance in the Academy, so teams working with custom storefront styling can use the configured appearance values more directly in CSS styling.

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Keep MegaEdit Layouts Balanced When Fields Are Hidden

When MegaEdit layouts use centered or spaced positioning, hiding one member no longer leaves the remaining items misaligned. The visible fields stay centered or recalculate their spacing automatically, so the layout stays balanced.

This applies when grouped fields are hidden and the remaining visible fields still need to stay centered or keep their spacing correctly. If spaced items lose one member, the available space is recalculated for the items that remain.

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Give Customers a Clear Final Check with Shipping Address Visibility at Checkout

Checkout can now display the shipping address on the confirmation step when the setting is enabled. This means the confirm checkout step can show the shipping address as part of the final order review before submission.

The setting keeps the shipping address visible during the same final confirmation review, and the order settings control whether the shipping address is shown on the confirm page. This builds on existing checkout-flow guidance in the Academy by adding shipping-address visibility to the confirmation step.

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Faster, More Flexible Artwork Management with S3 and Download Access

Administrators can now be granted permission to download original artwork files uploaded by users. The same update also adds support for storing uploaded files in AWS S3, which the source links to faster upload handling and improved performance for uploaded artwork handling.

This builds on existing order-management and access-permission guidance in the Academy, so teams can position it as an extension to the same artwork-handling workflow safely.

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Use CSV Uploads in MegaEdit Batch Workflows Without Requiring Batch Output

MegaEdit batch workflows can now be configured for non-batch output while still supporting CSV-driven data handling. This update lets teams map a Batch CSV file to a file upload product attribute, so CSV data can be supplied from the landing page and carried into MIS-related workflows.

The setup also supports a downloadable sample CSV and client-side header validation, helping teams guide users toward the required file structure. This builds on the existing MegaEdit batch feature area rather than creating a separate product path.

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Streamline Stock and Order Updates with New Batch Integration Features

Batch integrations now return all errors from UpdateStockQuantity and include a new UpdateOrder action. UpdateOrder can update order status, tracking number, and deliver-by values through the batch workflow for stock and order updates.

This builds on existing batch and order-management guidance in the Academy, giving integration teams a broader batch path for operational updates in the same workflow.

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