Product Updates Archive | Page 34 of 103 | Descartes Sellercloud

Walmart DSV: Token-Based API Authentication

Walmart DSV is currently in the process of transitioning from digital signature-based API authentication to a token-based one. We have made some updates to accommodate this change.  If the necessary Admin setting is enabled for your account, you will see a new checkbox on the Walmart DSV General company settings called Enable Access Token Based Authentication. When you enable this, five new fields related to Access Token will appear, as well as two actions to Get New Access Token and Validate API Access Token. Note that both authentication types will be functional until March 2024. However, to obtain your Consumer ID and Private key for Walmart, you must contact their support team directly. You will only have access to your Client ID and Client Secret, used for the new Token-Based authentication.

Picklist Details: Movements Tab

The Picklist Tab in Skustak Lens lets you track picking progress in real-time. If you open the Details mode, you will see the new Movements tab, which displays a live graph of picking progress, refreshed every 15 seconds, the total time spent picking, and a list of each individual related movement.

Enabled Channels for Shadows

We have added a new column on the Shadows panel on the Shadow Toolbox page in Manage Catalog. You will now be able to see which channels each Shadow product is enabled for without having to navigate around in the interface. This is a great quick reference, and you can also click on any of the icons to be taken to that channel-specific properties page of the Shadow Product.

Delete PO Items via REST API

You are now able to delete Purchase Order Items via API using the new DELETE /api/PurchaseOrders/{id}/Items REST API endpoint.

Enhanced Searches Across the UI

The Saved Views widget on the Home Page Dashboard now has an increased capacity, showing 10 Saved views per category, increased from 5. We have also added new search options across our Delta user interface:

Delay Order Rule Engine Client Setting

We have further updated the Delay Order Rule Engine Execution functionality. Once a Support Representative enables the necessary admin setting for your server, you can head to the Client Settings in your account and set the time for the delay in Rule Engine Execution Queue Delay In Seconds. If you enter 0, the Order Rule Engine will trigger immediately after Order Creation. We have moved this setting from the Admin level to give you more direct control over the process and allow you to change your workflow as needed.

Delay Invoice Upload for Amazon Direct Fulfillment

Our Amazon Direct Fulfillment EDI integration supports automatically sending 810 invoices for each order. However, depending on the number of orders you receive, you may experience throttling issues on Amazon’s side. For such cases, we have moved the App Setting Enable Invoice Upload Delay to the Direct Fulfillment General Company Settings page, giving you more control over which accounts the delay should apply to and the ability to enter different values for Invoice Upload Delay (seconds) so you can tailor it to each company. You will now also have the ability to disable the functionality altogether.

Added Fields to the Export Mapping Tool

We have made some new additions to our Export Mapping Tool.

For Orders:

For Products, we have added support for WFS Inventory fields:

Ship via FBA Canada – Feature Constraints

Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment Program allows sellers to choose whether the order will be fulfilled with Amazon Logistics and using a Blank Box – clear of any Amazon branding. These options are called Feature Constraints, and until recently, they were only available for domestic (US) orders. Since they became available through Amazon’s API for CA orders as well, we have added support for both options for all orders imported under your companies configured for Canada.

Query Shipment Status from Amazon Restriction

We have added a safeguard when querying the status of FBA Inbound Shipments, which will prevent the shipment status from being changed to Shipped or greater unless all units have been fully picked within Sellercloud. Even if the Shipment is already Received in Seller Central, updating the status in Sellercloud before picking means you will not be able to pick any more units, and the received quantity will be deducted from the Picking Bin, leading to negative quantities. These will cause inventory discrepancies for your SKUs and in your bins. The added safeguard applies both for the automatic Shipment Status Query and the manual option in the Actions menu.