When creating orders in Veeqo the most recently added product is placed at the top of the products list

For more help on how to create an order in Veeqo check out This Guide

Some Veeqo products contain HTML code in the Product Description when it is created from other stores. Amazon does not allow HTML code in the Product Description when listing items. To prevent failed listings all HTML is ignored when listing to Amazon

If an order has been placed on your WooCommerce store and the payment hasn’t completed Veeqo will pull this order in and automatically reserve the stock for this order.

To enable this option go to Settings>Stores and click onto your WooCommerce store and choose the Edit tab. You’ll find the option in the How Orders Are Synced section

For more information on how to setup your WooCommerce store checkout This Guide

If you are using the Public API you can now add notes to the customers.

Royal Mail recently announced that they now support Delivery Confirmation for Large Letters for items sent using their Royal Mail 24® and Royal Mail 48® services.

Veeqo will now push up these tracking details and include them on the labels for these orders.

1. When adding lots of products to large orders the performance could sometimes be slow when adjusting stock levels. Large orders can now be created without the slow response
2. When cancelling out of an order search performance was slow

You can now control the price of your Amazon Australia listings from within Veeqo. Checkout the Updating Your Store Prices guide for full details.

For Magento users who accept payment by Braintree Veeqo will pull in the advanced payment information into the internal notes of each order. This is helpful if you need to regularly check your orders for possible fraud.

To enable this go to Settings>Stores and Edit your Magento store. In the section How Orders Are Synced enable the option Import Additional Payment Details.

For more information on other Magento store settings in Veeqo check out the Setup Magento Store guide

Customer addresses that contain Chinese characters can now be used when creating Royal Mail shipping labels.

When creating a Shopify POS order using Quick Sale Products Veeqo will pull these orders in as normal. The Quick Sale Product will be created in Veeqo at the same time.