This week Broadcast’s notification system went live for in-store screens, Blueprint steadied POS and draft-order templates, Impulse wired Gorgias into the admin, and QuiQR gained a settings screen — with wishlist icon fixes and faster admin surfaces elsewhere in the suite.
Broadcast 1.5.0
Screens should react when something happens on the shop floor. Broadcast now sends real-time alerts and POS-triggered events to in-store displays, with admin controls for display preferences and Flow actions that can target specific screens.
Variant titles pass through to customer-facing cart lines on screen. Post-order notification UX is refined, unsupported browser-notification messaging is clearer, and extension fixes keep content consistent across connected displays.
Blueprint 2.18.1
Templates need to resolve the same way on POS and draft orders as they do on the storefront. Blueprint fixes template lookup for POS and draft orders, moves filter logic to the option level, and stops connected data duplicating during setup.
Dropdowns that were not showing data now do, add-to-cart quantity calculation is corrected, and image serving no longer forces awkward max-width or square constraints.
Impulse 2.7.0
Support tickets and upsell context belong closer together. Impulse now integrates with the Gorgias helpdesk from the admin interface, so merchants can work support workflows without leaving the Impulse surface.
QuiQR 1.25.0
QR management needs a proper place for preferences. QuiQR adds a settings and preferences screen so you have clearer control over how you run the app day to day.
Wysh 2.35.0
Duplicate wishlist icons on the product page make the storefront look broken. Wysh removes the duplicate icon on the PDP so shoppers see a single, clean control.
Also this week
Admin surfaces moved to a faster foundation, and other apps picked up secure and reliable maintenance — nothing new to configure for most merchants:
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