This week we shipped updates across the VS Labs suite — clearer buying journeys, tighter ops control, and the usual under-the-bonnet work that keeps apps steady in day-to-day use.
QuiQR 1.34.0
You run QR campaigns and need a clear view of which codes actually get scanned. QuiQR now shows aggregated scan statistics across your campaigns, so you can spot what is driving results without opening every code.
For add-to-cart and bundle QR codes, choose whether shoppers land in the cart or go straight to checkout. That gives you tighter control over the path to purchase — useful for print and in-store campaigns where every scan should earn its keep.
Wysh 2.41.0
Saved items lose context when nobody can tell when they were added. Wysh now shows the date added on the storefront wishlist page and on the POS tile.
Shoppers manage saved products with clearer history. Your team gets a sharper read on intent over time — online and on the shop floor.
Blueprint 2.23.0
Configuring a product should feel guided, not guesswork. Text inputs can now show placeholder text, so customers know what to enter while they build an order.
We fixed validation errors that were not showing properly, and skipped an unnecessary fee check when no customisations are selected. Fewer blank stares mid-configure. A customiser that behaves when conversion is on the line.
Zonal 0.21.0
Shoppers want to know when an order will arrive — not just that it will. Named day delivery and a countdown timer help them plan around delivery windows.
Delivery dates can appear in order confirmation emails. The shipping rates calculator gives a clearer response when there are no results. Translations for the delivery dates app block are improved.
In admin, a rate simulator lets you check how rates will look before shoppers see them — fewer surprises at checkout, less back-and-forth for ops.
Impulse 2.10.2
Upsells wired to single products do not scale when you want to push a whole range. You can now trigger Impulse upsell rulesets from collections, so recommendations target entire ranges — on the storefront and on POS — without wiring every SKU by hand.
That means faster campaign setup for agencies and merchants, and upsells that keep pace as catalogues grow.
SmartAlt 2.30.3
Bulk AI alt text only works if failed jobs recover cleanly. SmartAlt now handles retries for failed generation jobs more carefully, so creating alt text for product images stays dependable when something hiccups.
Behind-the-scenes updates so SmartAlt stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use.
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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