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Your account area now has a proper home, with clear sections for your profile, security settings, privacy and data controls, notification preferences, and audit history all reachable from a consistent menu. The account pages look and feel like the rest of the platform, and each area is a direct link rather than a buried panel.

Pricing is now clearer about what you save by joining during the V3 Beta. Each catalogue size shows the price you pay with the full list price struck through alongside it and an "around 50% off during V3 Beta" badge, plus a line telling you the beta pricing holds until our hundredth merchant. The price you lock in is grandfathered for twelve months after the beta closes, so early merchants keep their rate.

Vendably Trust is now available as a standalone package, priced separately from the full platform, so you can take reviews on their own without buying everything else. If you later want the rest of the platform, an upgrade prompt appears on your Trust pages and moves you across in one step, with no surprise jump in price.

Background processing queues are now monitored automatically every five minutes. If a queue stalls silently (a condition that previously required manual discovery), the system detects it, alerts the team, and can restart the affected worker on its own.

You can now review all your advertising recommendations in one place. The "recommendations awaiting review" prompt on your Advertising dashboard opens a single inbox covering every campaign, so you no longer have to check campaign by campaign.

A revoked or expired Google Ads connection is now recognised straight away, so the account is flagged for reconnection rather than retried in the background. When a connection has been revoked, the stored credentials are cleared and you are prompted to reconnect cleanly.

Product search is faster and more forgiving. The search box on the Products page now matches as you type and tolerates small typos, so you find the right products without waiting for a page reload or getting the spelling exact.

Products that breach a channel's advertising policy are now automatically held back from that channel's ads, so your feed stops collecting disapprovals for policy violations without you having to remove products manually.

Before suggesting you block a search term in a campaign, we now check how that term performs across your whole account. When the term is converting in another campaign, the recommendation is flagged so you can decide whether a campaign-scoped block makes sense rather than acting on single-campaign data alone.

Your DataHub now has a Health section. Open it to see a summary of your product and feed health, a breakdown of any policy blockers by category, and the configuration options that affect what reaches your channels.

Ad platform connection problems are now detected immediately and reported in one place. Previously, a disconnected advertising account could trigger repeated failed attempts before surfacing; it now stops at the first failure and records the issue for your attention.

Scheduled product feed imports no longer silently skip a cycle if a background job is dropped before it starts. An import that is dispatched but does not begin is now detected and retried on the next cycle rather than holding the slot, so your feed data stays current and a stale feed surfaces as a quality alert instead of going unnoticed.

The n-gram report no longer shows the same phrase multiple times. Each search-term pattern now appears as a single row with its combined spend, click, and ROAS figures across all campaigns, and the summary counts at the top of the report match the rows shown.

Search-term insights and n-gram analysis are now updating again with current data. A configuration gap meant search-term performance was not being recorded from 16 June, leaving the n-gram report showing stale results and an empty ROAS column. Data is current from today; a backfill will restore the missing days.

The search-term backfill for large accounts now completes successfully. Previously the full historical import would time out before finishing, leaving the search-term panel and n-gram report without data. It now runs in smaller steps, each saving its results as it goes.

N-gram search-term analysis now completes reliably for large accounts. Previously, accounts with extensive search-term histories could cause the analysis job to run out of memory and fail silently; it now streams data efficiently and routes to a worker with automatic memory recycling.

Content Delivery now has its own dedicated area under Experience, with one place to manage product images across all your feeds.

The account audit domain page now tells the full story. When issues found in an older audit have since been fixed, the page shows them as resolved with a clear confirmation banner rather than leaving a confusing empty list next to a mediocre score. When an audit is more than 30 days old, an amber notice prompts you to run a fresh audit so you can see your current account health.

Reusable negative keyword lists are now available under Advertising. You can build named lists of negative keywords, import them in bulk from a CSV file, and promote every Junk-tier search term that has spent above your chosen threshold into a list in one click. Apply a list to as many campaigns as you like: one update to the list keeps all campaigns in sync.

The pricing page is clearer and quicker to act on. Pick your catalogue size from one row of options and a single price appears straight away, with a monthly or annual choice. Every capability is included at every size, so there are no feature tiers to compare. CSS stays free.

You can now schedule automatic account health audits for each connected Google Ads account. Choose daily, weekly, or monthly monitoring, or turn it off, and Vendably runs the checks for you on that cadence so issues surface without you having to remember to look.

A command bar now lets you search and jump anywhere from any page. Press Cmd K (or Ctrl K), or click the search box in the top bar, then start typing: results include your products and quick jumps to every part of your account. Find a product by name or SKU and open it without leaving the keyboard.

N-gram search-term analysis is now available under Advertising. You can see which recurring word patterns are draining budget across dozens of search terms and which are quietly driving conversions, so you can act on wasted spend and winning phrases in one place, directly from your search-term data.

A new Wins page in Store Intelligence collects everything working well across your store in one place, so you can see all your top performers, organic winners, rising products, and efficient spenders at a glance and act on what is already working.

Several search and SEO pages are now reachable from the menu. Under Experience you will find Category Review, where you confirm or correct how Vendably has categorised your products, plus suggested synonyms and merchandising rules to review. On the Organic dashboard, the top opportunities now link through to the full list. These pages already existed but were not linked anywhere; they now have a home in the navigation.

When intelligence flags a setup problem with your ad account, the recommended steps now tell you what to change to fix it, rather than restating the problem. Each step is a clear action you can take in your ad platform.

Intelligence detail pages now read in plain business language. Evidence is shown as clear labelled statements (for example, "Conversion tracking foundation: Blocked") rather than raw technical values, the recommended action lists the specific steps to resolve the problem rather than internal references, and the AI summary section only appears once a genuine AI-written summary is available.

Store Intelligence now shows what is working in your store, not only what needs fixing. The dashboard highlights your strongest performing products and where momentum is building, with a clear next step for each, so you can act on what is going well alongside what needs attention.

The Store Intelligence dashboard now leads with a short, prioritised list of the most important things to fix, grouped by issue type (for example, "1,033 products have gone stale"), instead of surfacing every alert individually. The store health score also now reflects a healthy store fairly: a large but manageable gap list no longer reads as catastrophic and drags your score to near zero.

Intelligence alerts about ad tracking now name the platform and the account they apply to, and spell out the business impact in plain terms. The conversion-tracking alert now reads "Google Ads conversion tracking is broken", shows which account is affected by name rather than an internal reference, and lists the specific checks that failed so you know exactly what to fix.

Competitor pages now show a Fit score at a glance, so you can see immediately which tracked competitors sell a product range close enough to yours for price comparison to be useful. Each competitor shows Good, Partial, or Poor fit with a plain-language explanation; a Poor score means the competitor sells a different range, which is useful to know and not a sign anything has gone wrong.

You can now correct a competitor product match yourself. If Competitor Tracking links a competitor product to the wrong one of yours, open the match, search your own catalogue, and pick the right product, or unlink it entirely. Each comparison now shows how it was matched and how confident that match is, kept separate from how cleanly the competitor's data was read, so you can tell a strong match from one worth checking.

Competitor pages now have a "Clear matches and re-run" action that re-matches a competitor's whole product set from scratch, while keeping any matches you set by hand. Use it after a large import or when you want a clean re-match, rather than only filling in the gaps.

Merchants who connect their Google Ads account now see their CSS savings estimated using their real average Shopping CPC, rather than a platform benchmark. Connect Google Ads from the CSS dashboard to enable this.

The CSS performance page now leads with your real Google Shopping data: clicks, impressions, conversions, and conversion value are all shown upfront and always populated. The estimated saving figure is still shown, clearly labelled as illustrative, with a footnote explaining the methodology.

When you sign up, you can now access your account straight away without waiting for an email confirmation. A confirmation email still arrives so you can verify your address at your own pace.

The confirmation email you receive after signing up now looks and reads like Vendably, with our logo, branded layout, and a clear call-to-action button. Previously the email arrived in plain text with generic formatting.

Signing up and signing in now work reliably. A server configuration gap meant the sign-up, sign-in, and password-reset forms were returning an access-denied error on every submission; this has been corrected and all authentication flows are fully operational.

Invited teammates now join your workspace automatically after signing up. Previously, completing signup via Google or email could leave the invitation pending, requiring a second manual acceptance step.

The summary cards on your merchant dashboard now link to the correct area of your account. Previously, clicking a card's footer link jumped to the top of the same page; each card now takes you directly to the relevant section.

The price comparison view has been redesigned so the prices and your price difference are always in view, on any screen size. Where a competitor lists the same product as several variants, these are now shown as a single comparison with a count, rather than repeated rows, and each comparison shows how it was matched and how confident that match is.

Your dashboard has a new layout that puts what needs your attention first, ranked by urgency. Below it sit your key performance numbers with trend indicators (revenue, ROAS, ad spend, rating, and pending review replies), then a clear summary of every area of your account.

Merchants now receive an email if their CSS account reverts off the Vendably domain or if their Google connection is about to expire, so they can act before losing CPC savings.

Merchants now see CSS savings estimates based on their own pre-CSS average cost per click, where available, making the figure more accurate and easier to trust. For new accounts without a pre-activation history, the dashboard clearly states the assumed benchmark used.

The CSS dashboard now shows which feed issues are blocking your products, with a count of affected products and a direct link to fix each one in Google Merchant Center. A full issues list is also available for merchants who want to see everything at once.

The CSS dashboard now shows a daily AI summary of your account's performance and health. The summary had been silently missing since launch; it now generates automatically each morning and updates when new performance data is available.

Your Incremental Sales dashboard now clearly separates confirmed sales from ad-credited conversions. The "Confirmed sales" panel shows only sales drawn from your order and analytics data, each tagged with its source (Order, GA4, or Estimated). The Google conversion count above it is now labelled "Ad conversions (Google)" so you can read the two numbers as complementary rather than contradictory. The revenue page also shows the two figures with clearer labels and a brief explanation of the difference.

Your Incremental Sales dashboard now records confirmed sales of the products it promotes, drawn from your own order and analytics data rather than only what the ad platform credits. The revenue page shows confirmed sales and ad-attributed figures as two separate numbers, so you can always tell what actually sold apart from what the ad click was credited with.

Your Incremental Sales dashboard now shows live spend, revenue and conversion figures from Google Ads. The headline metrics (30-day revenue, ad spend, conversions and average order value) now reflect what your managed campaigns are actually delivering, rather than showing dashes or zeros.

You can now fine-tune the bid for each ad group within an Incremental Sales campaign directly from the campaign dashboard. Expand any campaign that uses an inner split, then click the pencil icon on an ad group row to set its CPC seed bid. The change takes effect in Google Ads immediately. The bid controls how aggressively Google shows that ad group's products, but does not affect the ROAS target, which remains a single setting shared across the whole campaign.

You can now split each Incremental Sales campaign into ad groups by a second product attribute, such as splitting product-type campaigns further by brand. Choose an outer dimension (which creates separate campaigns with independent budgets and ROAS targets) and an inner dimension (which splits each campaign's products into ad groups that share the campaign budget and are tuned by a CPC seed bid). You can preview exactly how your products and budget would be divided before committing, with warnings if any segment is too sparse for Google to learn from effectively.

You can now force a full re-export of every product to a destination in one click. The new "Force Full Push" button on the destination page immediately re-submits your entire product set, bypassing both validation checks and incremental filtering, so the live feed is guaranteed to reflect your current data straight away.

Destination pages now show the real approval status from Google: the number of products approved, disapproved, and under review, pulled directly from Google Merchant Center and updated daily. If more than half of your submitted products are disapproved, the page highlights this clearly so you can investigate before it affects your campaigns.

You can now split your Incremental Sales programme into separate campaigns by product type or brand. Choose a segmentation dimension in the programme settings, preview how your products and daily budget would be divided, and apply the plan with one click. Each named segment gets its own targeted campaign, and an "Everything else" campaign catches any remaining products automatically.

Emails from Vendably have a fresh, more readable design that renders consistently across email apps, including Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail, in both light and dark mode. Invitation emails now show the team, role and inviter at a glance, with a clear accept button and a fallback link.

On several Content, account settings and CSS settings pages the left navigation rail rendered wider than intended and covered part of the page. It now collapses to its slim icon width everywhere, and page content sits where it should.

Team invitations sent to people who do not yet have a Vendably account now work correctly. Recipients are shown the invitation details and can sign in or create an account to accept, rather than reaching a dead end on the login page.

You can now change the daily budget for individual Incremental Sales campaigns directly from the dashboard, and changes apply to your live Google Ads campaign straight away. Updating the programme budget or target ROAS in settings also pushes the new values to your running campaigns immediately, so the numbers you type are always the numbers Google spends to.

Your Incremental Sales campaigns are now manageable directly from the dashboard. You can pause a running campaign, resume one you previously paused, and rename the campaign label, all without leaving Vendably.

You can now exclude products from your Incremental Sales programme directly from the products page, one at a time or several at once. Excluded products drop out of the programme's feed and campaigns.

Incremental Sales campaigns now switch on automatically once your products are approved and the campaign is ready to serve. A campaign you pause yourself stays paused until you choose to resume it.

Incremental Sales feeds now contain only the products selected for the programme, with the correct tracking identifiers, so sales from your campaigns are attributed accurately.

Choosing a Google Analytics property in your Incremental Sales settings now saves correctly. Previously the selection appeared to reset every time the page reloaded.

Destination pages now report delivery and approval separately: a successful push shows as Submitted, and approval status comes from the platform itself. The status you see reflects what the platform has actually decided, rather than assuming approval on delivery.

Incremental Sales pages now use the standard dashboard navigation and layout, including the mobile layout on phones.

Product feed exports now recover automatically if an export is interrupted part-way through. Previously an interruption could leave a feed silently stuck and not updating for days; stuck exports are now detected and the next scheduled export runs as normal.

Intelligence insights for merchants with very large catalogues now refresh reliably. Previously the nightly ranking run could time out and leave the data stale.

The cookie consent banner on our marketing site now displays and works as intended, and your decision is remembered across every vendably.com page.

Rules on the destination settings page now carry a badge showing whether each rule filters products out or transforms field values, matching the rule wizard.

Removing a rule from a destination now updates the rules list cleanly instead of duplicating the page content.

Google Merchant Center product feeds now push significantly faster. Vendably now sends products in larger batches across parallel connections, cutting the time to push a typical catalogue from several minutes to under twenty seconds.

Google Shopping feeds now support a much broader set of optional fields, including product dimensions, shipping attributes, availability dates, promotional attributes, and more. Fields you have mapped in your destination settings will now appear in the feed.

Rules applied to a destination can now be reordered by dragging and dropping, and the destination settings page uses consistent full-width layout across all tabs.

Our marketing pages now load noticeably faster, especially on mobile. Pages render sooner, with fonts served directly from Vendably rather than fetched from a third party.

Shoppers can now mark a review as helpful or not helpful on your public review page, giving readers a quick signal about which reviews others found useful.

Sharing a Vendably link now shows a proper branded preview card on LinkedIn, Slack, and X, instead of a blank link.

Destination settings now lay out each delivery option (hosted feed, SFTP, and direct API push) with room to breathe, so the fields are easy to read and fill in.

You can now drag and drop rules to apply them to a destination and reorder them to set which runs first, with simple buttons on mobile.

The destination diagnostics page opens straight away and loads the latest status from Google Merchant Centre in the background, instead of making you wait for it.

Export history now shows a trend chart and lets you expand any export to see exactly which products and fields changed.

Vendably's icon has been redrawn for a crisper, more confident look in your browser tab, on your phone home screen, and anywhere the brand mark appears small.

Each destination now shows its feed URL on the settings page with an optional HTTP Basic Auth toggle. Turn on authentication, copy the credentials, and paste them into Google Merchant Center, Bing, or any partner that fetches your product feed.

Vendably Trust now has a dedicated merchant landing page. The Trust public site positions Vendably Trust as a category-defining reviews platform with its own page for merchants evaluating a move from Trustpilot, Reviews.io, Yotpo, or Judge.me, including a full competitive comparison and detail on the free review-history migration available to the August 2026 founding cohort.

Comparison Shopping Service has its own home. CSS is now a dedicated section in the main navigation with redesigned Overview, Performance, Status and Settings pages. The new Performance page has a period filter, a clear breakdown of spend by month, and a CSV export. Onboarding and the upgrade, retry, cancel, and change-merchant-ID journeys all have proper confirmation steps.

Agencies managing CSS for multiple clients have a portal. Agencies can see and manage every client's CSS account from one place on the agency dashboard.

New CSS-only merchants no longer hit an error on the final step of sign-up. The redirect to the CSS dashboard now works correctly for everyone.

A fresh DataHub tile on the dashboard now reads "no sources yet" instead of "needs attention". The previous label appeared on every brand-new merchant before they had connected any product feed.

Connections no longer raise alerts when an expired access token can be refreshed silently. You will only be notified when a connection genuinely needs you to reconnect.

Sources no longer get stuck in an error state after a transient failure. The internal error counter is now correctly reset on the next successful import, so a brief blip cannot lock a source out.

Import summaries now report an accurate "changed" product count. Previously the figure only counted top-level field changes and missed updates to data held in the overflow JSON.

Background workers tolerate idle periods better. The queue fleet (Able, Ads, Analytics, Crawler, DataHub, Organic) now uses connection-handling settings that avoid the silent stalls some merchants saw after long periods of low traffic.

Connection token refresh no longer surfaces transient rate-limit errors as user-visible failures. Repeated exhausted retries are absorbed and the next scheduled refresh picks up cleanly.

The "for merchants" call-to-action on the public Trust site now links to the correct pricing page.

The Platform pages (DataHub, Intelligence, Experience, Channels, Incremental Sales, Account, Trust, Content) no longer return an error for signed-in merchants. All eight pages now load correctly and link directly to the relevant section of the dashboard.

Feed analysis now completes reliably on large catalogues. Merchants with 10,000 or more products will no longer experience analysis timeouts or failed import cycles.

The CSS sign-up page no longer returns an error for new users or for signed-in users clicking the CSS call-to-action on the homepage. Sign-up now routes correctly at every step.

Google Shopping product performance reads no longer crash when the new Merchant API rolls out on an account. Recovers automatically on the next refresh; no merchant action needed.

Competitor scraping no longer drops scheduled runs after the worker has been idle. The crawler now self-heals if its database connection has been recycled while waiting for work.

The Intelligence pipeline now releases its merchant lock when a run exceeds its time budget, so the next scheduled run starts cleanly instead of waiting fifteen minutes for the stuck lock to expire.

Brand Voice v2 is live. Edit your brand identity, voice and tone, language and locale, inclusions and exclusions, and operational rules each in their own section, with autosave per section and a completeness score that tells you what's still missing. The new editor drives every AI generation across titles, descriptions, images, and email.

Live voice preview. Adjust your voice axes (formality, warmth, playfulness, technical density, register) and see Able rewrite a sample product description in your new voice within a second. Try before you commit.

Able can propose an initial brand voice for you. Click "Tell Able about my brand" and Able reads your website, your sample products, and your existing copy to suggest an archetype, voice axes, and tone adjectives. You accept, dismiss, or edit. Ideal first step for new merchants who do not know where to start.

Bulk variant generation now uses a real product picker instead of asking you to paste UUIDs. Pick by collection, brand, or filter, preview the cost, then run.

All content variants now route through Able's proxy, which means consistent voice enforcement, automatic em dash and en dash scrubbing, and stronger guardrails against AI-tell phrases. Errors during generation now show a human message rather than a technical traceback.

Form polish sweep across the content settings hub. Every section now uses a two-column layout with grouped fields, better spacing, and clearer labels.

Price brackets expanded from five to nine across the platform. The browse, filter, and benchmark views now offer a finer range so high-price and low-price catalogues both have meaningful buckets to compare against.

Settings hub now uses the new card-based collection layout. Channels, sources, destinations, and connections all share the same card grid with consistent status, last-sync time, and quick actions. Replaces the older table view that did not work well on mobile.

Trust profile URL renamed from /trust/settings/ to /trust/profile/. Old URLs continue to redirect, but bookmarks and shared links should update to the new path.

Notification preferences are now a full channel matrix in Account Settings. You can control which events reach you by email, SMS, and push separately, choose whether to receive the weekly product digest and the Trust review digest, and see your push subscriptions and SMS status in one place. Previously the notifications panel was a single list of on/off toggles with no channel breakdown.

In-browser push notifications. Get a desktop or laptop alert the moment a connection stops working, a feed quality issue is detected, your SKU usage approaches your plan limit, or a payment failure is about to suspend your account. Opt in from Security settings; works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

Merchants who connect Google Analytics 4 now see real product revenue, transaction counts, and conversion rates across Vendably. Previously this data was ingested daily but never surfaced; if you only had GA4 connected, your Quick Facts and Product Detail showed zero revenue. They now show the GA4-derived numbers, falling back from order-feed data when no order feed is connected. Daily-bucket granularity; customer-level analysis still requires an order-feed source (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or file import).

Your public Trust profile can now carry company info. Add your website, industry, country, and founding year in Trust settings and they appear on the profile hero and in the Company info sidebar. The hero also shows a verbal rating tier (Excellent, Great, Good, Average, Poor) next to your numeric score, and a "Last review N ago" activity line that updates after every review. Merchant replies on reviews now render inline on every review that has one.

AI-generated review summary on your public Trust profile. Once a week, Vendably reads your published reviews and produces a short, honest set of theme bullets that customers see in a "What customers are saying" card above the review list. The synthesis names the praise patterns and the criticism patterns evenly. Visible once you have at least 20 published reviews.

Industry chip on the public Trust profile is now clickable and takes visitors to a filtered list of merchants in the same industry. Helps customers discover similar merchants and lifts your profile's relevance in adjacent searches.

Merchant product images uploaded through the platform are now hosted on Vendably's CDN at cdn.vendably.com. Image URLs are stable, channel-optimised, and survive platform migrations. They no longer break when a merchant changes shop platform.

SMS security alerts. When a new device signs in to your account, Vendably will text you alongside the usual email, so you know within seconds if it wasn't you. Off by default, opt in from Security settings once you've added and verified a mobile number.

SMS billing alerts. When your payment fails and your account is about to be suspended, Vendably will text you the final warning alongside the email, so the message lands even if you've stepped away from your inbox. Off by default, opt in from Security settings.

New first-class home for everything notification related. Email, SMS, and (soon) web push now run through one consistent system, which means clearer preferences, better delivery tracking, and faster work on future channels.

Source imports now stream live progress to the source detail page. When an import is running, the status updates phase by phase (Fetching, Parsing, Importing, Analysing, Complete) without a refresh, and the page's product counts and quality metrics refresh automatically the moment the import finishes.

Every email Vendably sends now uses the same branded template and a properly addressed, RFC-compliant footer. Replies to billing and account emails route to monitored mailboxes, and Gmail's one-click unsubscribe works correctly across the board.

Subscription emails when you start or cancel a plan, immediate alerts when a connected account stops working, daily review summaries from your Trust profile, welcome emails on new workspaces, and confirmation emails for CSS switch decisions. Six new lifecycle emails in total.

SKU usage warnings (80%, 90%, 100%) now fire on a verified daily schedule, and connection-revoked alerts arrive immediately rather than waiting for the next morning's digest.

A new Content section in the merchant nav. Generate AI titles and descriptions in your brand voice, run bulk generation jobs across many products at once, manage an image and video library, moderate incoming reviews and social mentions, and run A/B tests on your variants. Find it in the topbar between Data Hub and Channels.

Brand voice settings (Owner only). Set your brand name, tagline, voice style, reading level, tone adjectives, and words to avoid. Vendably's AI writers use these every time they generate a title or description, so the output matches how your brand speaks.

Large product imports no longer flood the background queue with redundant search-index updates. A single batch reindex runs once the import completes, which keeps imports fast and stops other scheduled work from being held up behind thousands of duplicate jobs.

Your public Trust profile has a substantially richer treatment. A prominent merchant card now anchors the page with your logo, name, status pills, and the main calls to action. Below it sit a rating distribution that customers can click to filter, an AI summary card that surfaces themes from your reviews, and review cards that show your replies inline. The page reads like an institutional profile now, not a thin scaffold.

Per-product reviews. Each product you sell can have its own public reviews page at trust.vendably.com, plus an embeddable widget you can drop on your own product detail pages to show stars and review counts. Reviews attached to multiple product variants on your feed now contribute to each variant's score, not just the first.

Platform pricing on the homepage now displays in pounds, euros, or US dollars. Pick a currency from the footer and the page reloads with prices, headlines, and CTAs all in your chosen currency. The choice persists on a one-year cookie, so you only set it once.

The marketing site now has a proper mobile navigation. Below 900 pixels wide a hamburger button opens a stacked drawer with every navigation item, including the Platform group as a tap-to-expand list. Previously the desktop nav links overflowed on small screens.

New homepage shipping log. The site now shows the most recent shipped changes pulled from this file at render time, so visitors can see Vendably moving in real time.

Google Shopping campaigns now resume automatically after a daily quota hit. Previously a quota exhaustion could pause performance reads for the rest of the day; recovery is now silent and on the next cycle.

Account-level performance reads complete around ten times faster on accounts with many active campaigns. Multi-campaign merchants see the report load in under a second where it previously took several.

Product performance sync no longer drops rows mid-batch when an underlying product reference changes. Daily numbers are now consistent across the dashboard and the Google Ads source of truth.

Google Ads sync handles platform rate limits cleanly. When Google throttles requests, Vendably backs off, retries on a stagger, and recovers without losing data. Resolves a pattern of brief gaps in the daily performance feed.

Microsoft Ads disconnects now surface a clear reconnect prompt the moment authorisation expires. No more silent failures while the account quietly stops syncing.

Connection delete works reliably from the Connections page, even for accounts that have been syncing for months. The previous error is gone and the action confirms cleanly.

Account-level Google Ads diagnostics now run as a single scan rather than a per-campaign sweep. Result is the same evidence, delivered in a fraction of the time.

Capability map adopted as the platform's source of truth. The homepage, navigation, and platform pages now read directly from the capability list, so what we say is always what we ship.

Source pages now show import history, error previews, and field-coverage stats at a glance. Spotting a feed problem and fixing it no longer needs a support ticket.

Account audit now runs five live checks on a connected Google Ads account and explains each finding in plain language. No more reading Google's recommendations panel and guessing what matters.

Destinations wizard rebuilt around platform, subtype, and format. The platform you pick narrows the available subtypes, the subtype narrows the formats, and only the fields that platform actually accepts appear in the mapping step.

Destination detail page now has a hub with tabs for mapping, rules, schedule, and export. Everything for one destination on one page.

Campaign performance fan-outs no longer flood the queue on worker restart. Heavy mornings used to back up performance reads for hours; they now drain in their normal cycle.

Able is here. The AI layer is now woven through Data Hub, Channels, and Intelligence, ready to answer questions about what's happening in your account and to suggest the next action. Free to use on every action you take.

Token billing for Able conversations now charges what it should. Previously it could overcharge by a factor of around three thousand on long sessions. Affected ledgers were corrected.

Discovery search and merchandising is production-ready and available on every plan. Hand-tuned synonyms, category boosts, and a real-time search index from your live catalogue.

Incremental Sales now sets up its Merchant Centre sub-account automatically. Homepage, shipping, and returns content lift straight from your store; you no longer fill in three forms before your first campaign.

Background work now routes across seven worker groups so one heavy job no longer stalls everything else. Imports, exports, and campaign reads all run on their own lane.

Rules list redesigned with a persistent sub-nav, table layout, and live filtering. Finding the rule that owns a particular field takes seconds instead of scrolling.

Search Console data now flows into Intelligence as a first-class signal. Page, query, and query-by-page drill-down sits alongside your paid performance, no separate dashboard.

Feed quality scoring now flags Google's specific issue codes against your product list, with one-click links to fix the affected rule or field mapping.

Brand inference. The platform now reads brand from your titles and identifiers when the source feed doesn't carry it, so Shopping listings don't get rejected for missing a field you actually had all along.

Stripe pricing now scales with your SKU range, in pounds, euros, or dollars. One subscription, every capability included, no add-on modules to keep track of.

Agency partner programme opens with five client tiers, white-label dashboards, and bulk operations across the whole portfolio. Free for agencies.

Shopify ingestion is one click. Your store catalogue, orders, customers, and inventory sync into Data Hub without an export step or a CSV upload.

Competitor tracking lit up across the platform. The crawler watches prices, availability, and promotions on the products you actually sell, and alerts route into Channels and Intelligence automatically.

Feed data inference. The pipeline now spots taxonomy gaps, missing GTINs, and weak categories before they hit a destination, and the fixes show up in your inbox as suggestions you can accept or override.