This week Wysh cleaned up wishlist icon behaviour on collection and product pages, Expose landed its public name, and Broadcast tightened post-order POS behaviour while the suite kept up secure and reliable platform work.
Wysh 2.38.0
Duplicate hearts and broken override actions confuse shoppers and make wishlists look unfinished. Wysh fixes duplicate icons on collections, corrects the override action, and stops multiple hearts stacking on product pages.
We also moved Wysh onto our GraphQL service so wishlist sync and analytics sit on a more stable data path — nothing new for you to configure.
Expose 1.6.0
Agenticify is now Expose in merchant-facing display areas — the same structured-data product, with a clearer name on the surfaces you and your team see day to day.
Broadcast 1.8.5
Post-order POS flows need to stay in step with what just sold. Broadcast includes post-order tweaks for POS so in-store screens track sales activity more reliably.
The rest of the 1.8.x line this week was deployment and platform hardening so displays stay securely connected.
Also this week
Behind-the-scenes updates so these apps stay secure and reliable in day-to-day use — nothing new to configure:
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