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CyberSource Message-Level Encryption (MLE) Update

CyberSource is requiring merchants to migrate to their new JWT/MLE authentication method. KIBO has released an updated CyberSource integration to support this migration, available in Sandbox since August 18, 2026. Please test all relevant scenarios in your sandbox environment to make sure they work as expected. Once this update goes to Production on September 28, 2026, you will need to complete your migration in Production by January 2027. Please contact KIBO Support if you have any questions.

Production Features

Order Routing

  • Shipment Grouping Support for Inventory Reservations: Shipment grouping is now supported for orders that use inventory reservations. When Order Routing assigns shipment groups, system preserves and honors these grouping definitions throughout fulfillment.

Production Bug Fixes

Production Sandbox Features

Commerce

  • Custom Return Attributes in Returns: New user interface capabilities now allow users to capture, view, and manage custom return attributes directly during return creation and processing. Custom data can now be managed in the interface at both the overall return and individual line-item levels. Additionally, Advanced Search now includes filter controls to easily locate returns based on custom attributes.

Fulfillment

  • Filter Shipments by Custom Attributes: Users can now filter shipments by Extensible Attributes (shipment-level) and Extensible Item Attributes (Shipment-item-level) in both the Supply/Demand UI Shipments page and the Fulfiller UI Advanced Search. The filter dynamically renders the right input (dropdown, text, or date) based on the attribute’s type, and supports combining multiple attributes to narrow down results — making it easy to find shipments by custom criteria without manual searching. see Fulfiller UI Overview documentation for more details.

Inventory

  • Future ATP Updates:
    • Early Release of Future Shipments (site setting, off by default): Automatically releases Future shipments to Ready as soon as current inventory becomes available at their assigned location, ahead of the scheduled date. Estimated Delivery Dates are recalculated automatically on release.
    • Partial Future PO Receipt API: A new inventory API lets your warehouse management system record a partial physical receipt of a future purchase order. The received quantity becomes current on-hand inventory, the future record is reduced in place, and Future shipments allocated to that PO are pulled forward oldest-first — all in one atomic, idempotent call.
    • Suppress automatic future-to-current on-hand conversion (tenant setting on Inventory UI, off by default): If your own ERP or WMS feed is already your source of truth for on-hand inventory, turn this on to stop KIBO from also converting future inventory to on-hand on its expected date, which eliminates double-counted stock. Existing behavior is unchanged unless you enable it.
    • Enable Future Shipments Release  (tenant setting on Inventory UI, on by default): Gives you direct, visible control over the background job that moves Future shipments to Ready on their scheduled date.

      The Future Inventory site setting is being renamed to “Future Inventory Enabled to Allocate to” — a label change only, with no change in behavior. See the Future Inventory documentation for more details.
  • Query Inventory Availability by Location Group: A new Storefront GraphQL query lets you check real-time inventory availability for up to 24 SKUs across a named Location Group (e.g.,  Regional Warehouses, Mega Hub) in a single call, returning the top-ranked locations per SKU by available quantity — no more hardcoding individual location codes or over-fetching site-wide data. This also adds a “Primary” designation for Location Groups, allowing a location to belong to multiple Location Groups within the same site (gated by a tenant-level flag). See Real time inventory documentation for more details.

Sandbox Bug Fixes