What's New in Infigo | March 2026

You can now power dropdowns in Invent (InDesign plugin) using centrally managed data, removing the need to manually update values across multiple templates.

Whether you're managing addresses, locations, or product lists, you can now update them in one place and have those changes automatically reflected wherever they’re used.

It’s a much faster, more scalable way to manage frequently changing content - especially for customers with large product sets.

Working with batch (CSV) data in MegaEdit is now much simpler and more reliable. You can download a ready-made CSV template, upload your data earlier in the journey, and preview exactly how it will look before placing an order.

Built-in validation helps catch mistakes instantly, while a new preview experience gives you confidence your data is correct. There’s also a new Non-Batch Output Mode setting, letting you generate artwork without applying CSV data - ideal for proofing and approvals.

Less trial and error, more control, and a smoother batch workflow from start to finish.

You can now manage working language, working currency, and tax display type directly from the customer record in Admin.

This makes it easier to control how individual customers experience the storefront, without relying on selector modules or allowing them to change these settings themselves. It’s especially useful for multi-region storefronts where different customers need a fixed language, currency, or tax display.

We’ve also made a few customer management improvements, including clearer status indicators and better visibility for connected integrations.

Approval rules are now more flexible and easier to manage with the introduction of Advanced Rule Targets and Scopes.

Instead of creating large numbers of product-specific rules, you can now define reusable rule targets based product tags, categories, or groups. These can then be applied across product rules, order quantity rules, and order subtotal rules.

This significantly reduces setup time, improves maintainability, and makes approval workflows easier to manage at scale.

Admins can now download the original files uploaded by customers before any processing (such as PDF profiles or preflight) is applied.

This removes the need to go through Support when investigating artwork issues, giving teams direct access to the exact files provided by the customer.

Files are securely stored and access is controlled via permissions - please contact our support team if you wish to enable this. 

Previewing multi-part PDFs is now much more reliable - especially when pages have different sizes or orientations.

The system now detects page dimensions automatically and adjusts the preview to fit every page correctly. Whether you're working with cover spreads, inserts, or mixed formats, you’ll see a clear, accurate preview without cropping or awkward scaling.

Multi-part PDF products are now more accurate and easier to work with.

Instead of combining all uploaded files into a single document, each part - like covers and inner pages - can now be previewed and handled separately. This means better-looking previews, improved handling of mixed page sizes, and outputs that match exactly how your files were uploaded.

The result is a smoother experience for users and fewer manual steps for production teams.

Customers can now see their selected shipping address on the final checkout step before placing an order.

This gives users one last chance to confirm their delivery details, helping reduce mistakes and improving confidence at checkout. The feature can be enabled in Order Settings and is designed to fit seamlessly into the existing checkout experience.

Appearance settings can now be used as CSS variables in the storefront, making it much easier to create flexible, reusable styling.

This means custom CSS can automatically reflect values such as colours and other appearance settings without needing to be manually updated each time a design change is made. The result is a more efficient way to manage storefront styling and maintain a consistent look and feel.

We’ve made behind-the-scenes improvements to how MegaEdit loads and processes steps, resulting in a noticeably faster and more responsive editing experience.

From opening the editor to moving between steps, everything feels quicker and more streamlined - especially for more complex products.

The result is a smoother workflow with less waiting and a more consistent experience for your users.

These improvements happen automatically, with no setup required, and benefit all MegaEdit products.

Customer Reports in Metabase now include address-related fields from the Customer Info section, in addition to the existing address data already available in reporting.

These new fields use an Info_ prefix, so existing reports and integrations won’t be disrupted. This makes customer reporting more complete and reliable, especially in cases where billing or checkout address data is missing.

SAML and CAS authentication settings have been redesigned to be clearer, better organised, and easier to configure.

Settings are now grouped into logical sections with improved labels and more helpful descriptions, making it easier to understand how each option affects login behaviour. Documentation has also been enhanced and fully localised, ensuring a more consistent experience across different languages.

These updates don’t change functionality, but make managing authentication settings far more straightforward and user-friendly.