Looking ahead at Cloud POS Ecommerce
We’re continuing to develop Cloud POS Ecommerce, focusing on improving user experiences and speeding up your processes.
Coming this week
Cloud POS Ecommerce updates
Later this week, we’ll be releasing an Ecommerce update with improvements to the accounts interface, clearer order despatch emails and security improvements to keep your site running smoothly.
Things we’re working towards
Highlight discounts where customers see them
In the works is also the ability to display discount codes directly on product listings and product pages, dynamically. So shoppers can see savings straight away without having to mess around trying out codes at the checkout.
In addition, you’ll be able to assign discount codes to your Collections. Meaning every product within that collection displays and qualifies for the same offer. It’s a simple but effective way to connect product storytelling with promotions.
Things we’re working towards
Schedule banners and products in advance
We’re working on allowing retailers to schedule banners and products to go live or be taken offline at pre-arranged times. Instead of manually turning them on and off, you’ll be able to plan ahead for launches, campaigns or seasonal offers.
Things we’re working towards
Improve image display across devices
This feature will allow users to upload different-sized images for desktop, tablet and mobile. This helps users avoid cropping on their photos, creating a cleaner, more consistent look on every screen.
Check out what changes are coming to Cloud POS
Click below for the Cloud POS edition of Planting Seeds. Discover what new features and updates we are working on for the Point of Sale.
Let us know your thoughts
We build features based on your ideas. If you’ve got something in mind that would help you and your team, let us know on our feedback forum. We’re building Cloud POS together.
All interfaces, features and timelines are provided as a general guide and may change or not be representative of the real interfaces. Features and user interfaces can change without notice upon release.
