Say goodbye to piecing together multiple exports or missing critical data. We have upgraded Veeqo's ‘Orders Export’ to give you comprehensive access to all your order information in a single file—exactly what you need for financial reconciliation, business reporting, and connecting with external systems.

What you can do with this

• Accurately view tracking IDs and item quantities for split shipments - see exactly which items were shipped with each tracking number
• Access shipping costs and delivery status for complete fulfillment visibility
• Export package details including weights, dimensions, and types
• Include operational data like ship-from locations, bin locations, and ship-by dates
• See all data fields even if they're not visible in your current Orders Page view

Getting started

1. Navigate to your Orders Page in Veeqo
2. Select the orders you want to export (or choose all)
3. Click "Export" and select "CSV"
4.  Your comprehensive export will download automatically

We've added a new customizable "Tracking Status" column to Order Views for US and UK sellers. This highly requested feature provides better shipment visibility and tracking management.

New Features:

• Customizable Column Display: Add or remove the Tracking Status column through 'Table Management' button
• At-a-Glance Delivery Status: View high-level shipment states including 'In-Transit', 'Delivered' and more
• Enhanced Tracking Management: Clickable tracking ID links for detailed carrier information with one-click copy-to-clipboard functionality for tracking numbers

How to Access:

1. Navigate to Order Views
2. Click Table Management button 
   
3. Add "Tracking Status" column to your preferred view

We've added a new visual indicator to help you stay on top of incoming orders. 

When new orders sync while you're working in the orders page:

• A red notification circle appears next to the refresh button
• Click the refresh icon to instantly update your orders table with the latest orders
• No more manual page refreshes needed to see new orders

This update helps ensure you never miss newly synced orders while processing existing ones.

We're happy to announce that our WooCommerce integration has officially moved out of beta and is now available to all sellers. This integration allows sellers to sync their WooCommerce stores with Veeqo for streamlined inventory and order management.

Sellers can now connect their WooCommerce stores by following our setup guide. 

We're excited to announce the launch of our new hotkeys feature, designed to streamline your workflow and boost your efficiency on Veeqo. With hotkeys, you and your team can now complete a wide range of actions using just your keyboard or a barcode scanner, eliminating the need for a mouse and saving you valuable time.

To start using hotkeys, take a look at our help guide, which provides a full list of available shortcuts: https://help.veeqo.com/en/articles/9234415-hot-keys

You can now customize the width of columns in your order table to better suit your workflow.

What's new:

• Hover between any column headers to reveal a drag handle
• Click and drag to adjust column widths
• Your column width preferences are automatically saved per view

Why this matters: No more squinting at cramped columns or dealing with unnecessarily wide ones. Customize your order table layout exactly how you want it, and it'll stay that way when you return.

We've updated how you save and use package weights and dimensions for your shipments. Here's what's new:

1. In the packages card, you'll now see a checkbox labeled "Save for similar shipments". This replaces the previous dropdown button.
2. The "Save for similar shipments" option is turned on by default. This means we'll automatically use the same package, weight, and dimensions for future orders containing identical items.
3. If you prefer to use package details only for the current order, simply uncheck the box.
4. We'll remember your setting choice for each user account, so you don't need to adjust it every time.

This update gives you more control over how package information is applied across your orders, streamlining your shipping process.

You can now add the delivery cost paid by your buyer to the orders table. To make it visible, simply click the 'table management' icon above the orders table, search for 'delivery cost' and drag it to the left.