Announcements
Amazon Pay v2 update
To support Amazon’s update to Amazon Pay v2 (Checkout v2), all clients currently using Amazon Pay Checkout v1 are required to migrate to the new version. KIBO is supporting this transition with an updated Amazon Pay v2 integration, which has been available in sandbox environments since January 22, 2026. You should test all relevant scenarios in your sandbox environment to make sure they work as expected. This update went to production on March 02, 2026, with an initial target switchover date of March 20, 2026. Please complete your switch to Amazon Pay Checkout v2 in production. Amazon Pay Checkout v1 will no longer be supported after March 31, 2026 by Amazon. Please contact KIBO Support if you have any questions.Production Tenant Features
Fulfillment
- Shipment on Hold - Updates: Fulfillment users can now place a shipment on hold or release it directly from the Actions dropdown on the Shipment Details page in the Fulfillment UI.
Order Routing
- Order Routing UI redesign- Updates: Users can now export Filter Data Lists as a CSV file directly from the new Order Routing UI. A “Download as CSV” button has been added to the Filter Data List page, allowing users to export all values and descriptions for a selected site’s data list.
Commerce
- Flexible Per-Customer Coupon Limits: Users can now configure coupon codes to have unlimited per-customer redemptions. Previously, the “Max redemptions per customer (Per Code)” field in the Coupon Set editor required a numeric value and displayed a confusing “Defaults to 1” placeholder. With this update, user can leave the field completely blank to indicate no per-customer limit. Important note: Leaving this field blank also allows guest shoppers to redeem the code, whereas entering any numeric value will automatically restrict the coupon to logged-in users.
Production Bug Fixes
Production Sandbox Features
Reporting
- Operational Dashboard: An integrated section within the KIBO Admin Console for real-time and historical monitoring of operational health — combining business and technical metrics in a single experience.
Catalog
- Expanded Spanish and German Localization: We have rolled out comprehensive Spanish and German language support across the Admin and Merchant experiences. Users who set their browser language or account locale to Spanish (including regional variants like es-MX) or German will now experience a fully localized interface, including all navigation, buttons, tooltips, and validation error messages. This localization initiative covers the following key areas:
- Admin Experience: The Login page, Password Recovery, Launchpad/Tenant Selector, and the main side navigation.
- Catalog & Inventory: The Catalog Admin (Products, Categories, Attributes, Pricing) and the complete Inventory management micro-frontend.
- Storefront Management: Sitebuilder tools (Editor, File Manager, Product pages) and core Admin UI grids (Locations, Discounts).
- Shopper Checkout: Critical shopper-facing flows managed by Sitebuilder, including the Order Confirmation page and integrated payment gateways (PayPal, Amazon Pay, Visa Checkout).
Fulfillment
- Custom Shipment Attributes - Updates: Admin users can now define attributes at the shipment item (line item) level in addition to the shipment level. A new “Apply Attribute To” dropdown on the Shipment Attribute schema page lets admins specify whether an attribute applies to the Shipment, Shipment Item, or both. Fulfillment users will now find the Shipment Attributes tab split into sub-tabs for shipment-level and Shipment item-level attributes, allowing them to view and edit custom attributes per line item within a shipment.