PayPal has updated their checkout offering to include Google Pay and Apple Pay. Older versions are no longer maintained, so it is recommended to switch to this updated version to take advantage of the new benefits for merchants, such as easier payment options for customers.
Use Case: Customers can now pay more easily using Apple Pay and Google Pay, streamlining their checkout experience and reducing cart abandonment rates.
We’ve included feedback options in a banner on the homepage and on the Merchant help page. This allows merchants to provide direct feedback to our Product Managers quickly and conveniently.
Use Case: Any merchant can now submit feedback directly to our Product Managers with just a few clicks, making it easier to share their thoughts and suggestions for improvements.
One of our most requested features is now live. Merchants can sell their products by various units such as meter, square meter, liter, etc.
Use Case
Merchants selling wood can offer their products by meter, providing customers with the exact amount needed.
Merchants can now indicate a deposit for their products. This allows them to have a tax free and refundable price element.
Use Case:
A merchant owning a micro brewery allows their shoppers to return bottles and receive the deposit as a refund.
Merchants can now link their USP texts (unique selling points) above the header to provide customers with all relevant details about their offered services, features and benefits.
Use Case:
A merchant wants to provide detailed information about the shop's free consultation service advertised in the USP bar, can easily link customers to a dedicated content page.
Discount prices are now highlighted with a discount banner next to the recommended retail price.
Use Case:
A merchant wants to advertise special offers and good deals to shoppers.
Customers can see now on the product detail page of variation products which variations are not purchasable in the dropdown selection.
Use Case:
By displaying as early as possible if a variation is not purchasable merchants can keep customer frustration at a minimum and can channel the attention to purchasable variations.
Merchants can now get the most of their social media accounts by easily sending and updating their products with their Meta Business Account. They can choose between two options: Implement the Meta Pixel or activate the product export data feed.
Use Case:
A merchant promotes a product on an Instagram post and wants to increase the purchase probability by tagging the product for a smooth customer journey.
The "Show more" button on category pages has been changed to "Show all": Now customers can see all products of one category with only one click (instead of one click on the "show more" button every 20 products).
Use Case:
Merchants with a large assortment and many products per category benefit greatly from this optimization as customers are exposed to more products.