v0.1.35 Release

A redesigned order page, order holds, and order tags

The order detail page has a cleaner, easier-to-scan layout, and you can now put an order on hold and label orders with color-coded tags like Fraud, OOS, or Pending Payment.

This release gives the order detail page a fresh look and adds two requested tools for managing orders day to day: putting an order on hold, and tagging orders so the whole team can see at a glance why an order needs attention.

A cleaner Order Details page

The order page has been rebuilt to make the most important information easy to find:

  • A new header shows the order number, status, customer, date, and a scannable barcode all in one place, with the key numbers — items, revenue, profit, and margin — and the main actions lined up on the right.
  • Shipments now sit in the main column with everything else — customer and shipping details, status, and tags — gathered in a tidy side panel.
  • The full activity history sits at the bottom of the page, with searchable, filterable entries.
  • Nothing was lost: splitting, QC, re-importing, combined/split order links, backorders, item notes, and barcode editing all work exactly as before.

The redesigned order detail page

Put an order on hold

You can now pause an order without cancelling it — useful while you wait on payment, an age check, or a customer reply.

  • A Put On Hold button on the order page (and in the orders list) lets you hold an order with an optional reason.
  • Held orders show a clear banner with the reason, who placed the hold, and when.
  • A Release Hold button puts the order right back into its normal flow when you're ready.

Putting an order on hold with an optional reason

Order tags

Label orders with reusable, color-coded tags so the team can spot what needs attention at a glance.

  • Manage your tags under Settings → Order Tags — create them, rename them, pick a color, and see how many orders use each one. A handful of common tags (Fraud, OOS, Pending Payment, Age Verification, Address Issue) are ready out of the box.
  • Apply or remove tags right from the order page or the orders list. Tags appear as colored chips, and removing one is a single click.
  • Tag changes are recorded in the order's activity history, so there's always a record of who tagged what and when.

Managing order tags under Settings

Applying a tag from the order page

Smaller improvements

  • The View QC button now only appears once an order has actually been through quality control, so it's not shown when there's nothing to view yet.
  • Hold and tag activity now show clear icons in the activity history instead of a generic placeholder.