Show the email field everywhere, but insist on it only where it matters to your business. At checkout, customers are warned if a saved address is missing a required email.

Take control of what search engines list on your storefront. Keep chosen pages, theme files, non-image downloads and individual products out of search results, while pages such as the basket and checkout always stay hidden.

Customers see drop-down options in an order that makes sense to them, and you can reverse that order whenever it suits you.

Customers can see what is happening with their image upload, and are no longer left stuck after a failed or cancelled attempt. Uploaded images appear in the design straight away.

Orderers can see what they are choosing at a glance, which helps most when a kit holds many similar items. They can click a picture to see it full size.

Customers can tell a working upload from a stuck one, because the progress bar keeps moving through every stage of processing. Clear, plain-language messages say what is happening.

A simple safety net for delivery methods that do not map to a PrintIQ delivery type. Orders carry the fallback delivery type you chose, so they are not left without one.

The price quoted already includes the parameter, and the order sent afterwards matches that quote. A handy fit for finishes that need an extra measurement.

Customers can keep their product references tidy themselves, and the new reference is sent to CERM. Before, a reference could only be set when the product was created from an order.

Each checkout attribute with a value arrives in your procurement system as its own line, with its price and value, and can be classified like any other line.

Report on address books and the departments and addresses linked to them, including details such as a department's default billing address. Department shipping options now appear by name, with one row per option.

Your theme can add its own steps before and after the item reaches the cart, such as adding your own properties to the cart line or cancelling the add if a required call fails. Add-to-cart is also more reliable.

Fix a typo or update a translation and see it live straight away. This covers edits in the administration panel and changes to translation files.

Developers get typed methods for areas such as Order, Customer and CatalogV2, in both synchronous and asynchronous forms. The API documentation is clearer too, with consistent endpoint names and fuller descriptions.