// changelog
Every entry is written when the change ships, by the people who shipped it, and it is the same list the product shows inside your dashboard.
// the record
Stores set to Dutch or German now get social captions written in that language instead of defaulting to English. French and Italian stores will follow once that content safety work is complete.
You can now choose to append variant details with a dash, or lead your feed titles with the top search term for each product. The feed settings page shows a live preview of the exact title each channel will receive.
Sales settings, invoice editing, balance top-ups and mail-in sender forms now show clearer validation and explain why a button is disabled. Pages that previously dead-ended, like document radar, bank import and the bank list, now offer a way forward, and failed loads on mail-in and partner pages can be retried.
Invoice, document, settlement, and intercompany pages now show clearer error messages with a retry option, and empty or unmapped states guide you to the next action, such as creating an intercompany pair.
A new toggle in the books area lets you mask every amount on screen, turning digits into bullets while keeping currency, sign and K/M labels visible. It stays off until you switch it on, and exported reports are never masked.
When a video includes a turn, the clip now ends on an actual photo of your product's back instead of an AI guess. The extra still is included in the cost estimate you confirm before generation.
The automated launch process can now identify and copy proven, high-performing dropshipping stores instead of rejecting every candidate it finds. This means new catalogs are more likely to be seeded with products from genuinely winning shops.
Actions you can undo on the Discover page now stay undoable even after refreshing, and the app correctly blocks snoozing or dismissing a card that's already snoozed or dismissed.
Remake beats can now produce generated footage of your garment on a model, shown as muted video in the scene, with each beat's credit price confirmed before you commit. You can also opt in to keep the original clip's audio, and you can redo a single beat without rebuilding the whole remake.
When you connect an ad account, Magistry now shows a preview of the proposed launch, including objective, budget, and the full campaign, group, and ad structure, directly on the Brain card and the map. Reconnecting an account won't plan a duplicate launch if one is already open or built.
The books assistant now labels each answer with its time period and a comparison to the prior period, or notes when there is nothing to compare against. Answers touching an open period are marked provisional, and chart results are now drawn consistently from a single calculation.
When launching a store, you can now let Magistry automatically pick the best theme based on what's working for similar stores in your niche, rather than defaulting to your current theme. You can still choose to keep your existing theme if you prefer.
Newly launched products are now priced based on where they sit within their niche, rather than a single flat markup applied to every item. You can still override this with your own price-versus-competitor setting when you want full control.
Any connected store can now build and start a ChatGPT Ads campaign in one click. Magistry plans a single campaign with an ad group per product line, generates a custom image for every ad, and bids for conversions when purchase tracking is set up, or clicks otherwise.
Product titles generated during import now avoid sale, discount and event wording like Black Friday or Christmas, which can trigger Merchant Center disapprovals. Gift and seasonal intent is still reflected in the description copy.
Discover now includes a dedicated search page where you can run web searches and see results without leaving the dashboard.
The Brain page, help docs, and copilot now consistently explain that until you choose a mode, the Brain makes no changes to your ad accounts. Kill-switch help text also now spells out exactly which actions it covers, like launch steps, scheduled theme deploys, timed reverts, Creative Studio, and pre-dispute refunds.
Sales invoices brought in through import can now be marked paid with an explicit, reversible settlement action instead of staying stuck open. The invoice page shows settle and reopen options, and the match picker now tells you where an imported invoice has already been settled.
When you launch a catalog sourced from a competitor, you can now set a price adjustment versus that competitor instead of matching their price exactly. The adjustment applies on every sync, and clearing it removes the override.
Ad and social creative now gets checked for correct placement, safe-zone text overlap per destination, and logo presence before it goes out. When enabled, flagged issues can hold a send until someone reviews and overrides with a reason, and the export view shows the verdict with each failing check and a link to the spot in the render.
Invoices and credit notes in UBL XML format now have their supplier, date, number, total, currency, IBAN, and VAT lines read directly from the document instead of being interpreted by a model. Any field the document doesn't actually contain is left blank and flagged for review rather than guessed.
The costs dashboard now shows margin, margin percent and POAS, each labelled as booked, partly booked or estimated so you know how reliable the figure is. An alert now flags when there's a material gap between booked and estimated costs.
You can now set the currency and timezone for your Ads account separately from your store, so billing and reporting match how you actually operate. Leave them blank to keep following your store's settings as before.
The brain now reads the shape of your Google account as a whole, catching issues like conversions split across thin campaigns, targets set on thin data, stacked learning resets, or ads still pointing at an old domain. It flags these with clear evidence so you can see exactly what it found.
Opening a Finance page that is turned off, such as billing, import, or private sections, now explains that the section is off and how to enable it instead of showing a generic not-found page. Wide tables in Finance also scroll more clearly, with a fade and arrow indicating more columns are available.
Every finance page now shares one page header with breadcrumbs and a single section navigation, and the left-hand menu is reorganised into clearer groups. A new '+ New' menu on the overview lets you quickly start an invoice, upload a receipt, or create a journal entry.
Revenue, expenses, cash and result on the financial overview now open a drawer explaining what they're built from, down to the underlying statement lines, with one click through to the full report.
When Magistry suggests a social post about your store or a product, it now creates a draft proposal that you must approve before anything is posted. Approving the suggestion generates the draft; publishing it remains a separate step you control.
Import lists, the import mapping table, and the mail-in recent list can now be navigated and operated with the keyboard, consistent with other tables in the books area.
Account forms now include a Cancel button and explain why Save is disabled when it is. Statement pages link back to the account instead of a duplicate crumb, and each chain break links straight to its transactions. Account names now wrap on narrow screens instead of being cut off.
When your daily budget cap cannot fund every planned campaign, Magistry now folds the smallest campaigns into the largest ones so you still get full coverage instead of a failed launch. The budget is checked upfront, so a tight cap no longer leaves behind partial, unused ad assets.
You can now add transitions and sound effects to your creative video timeline directly through chat or the API, in addition to the Studio editor. Changes are applied consistently and versioned, so you can review and roll back if needed.
You can now set separate autopilot permissions for spend, account changes, publishing, and going live, choosing between suggest, ask first, or full autopilot for each. Widening any of these permissions requires an owner or admin. Stores that weren't created through the launch wizard can now also be launched with Magistry directly from the launch page.
If a store's launch policy allows automatic publishing, Magistry now publishes the repo-connected theme for you instead of requiring a manual click. Theme Studio also shows whether theme publishing is running on its own, with a link to the setting.
The Studio video editor timeline now has dedicated tracks for transitions and sound effects. You can drag to position and trim them, snap them to clip edges and other effects, and adjust length or volume with the keyboard.
You can now leave comments on creative designs, edit, resolve, and reopen them during review. Locked designs also tell you exactly who can unlock them, and the activity panel now shows lock and reviewer changes.
Stores that weren't set up through the launch wizard can now be launched with Magistry from the launch page, using the existing store's details. You can also set per-gate autopilot levels for spend, account, publish, and go-live decisions, so the copilot asks first or acts automatically exactly where you want.
When your store's launch policy allows it, Magistry now publishes the repo-connected theme for you instead of waiting on a manual click. Theme Studio shows whether this autonomy is turned on, with a link to the setting if you want to change it.
In the Other drawer you can now split a bank transaction across 2 to 20 accounts, and each proposed match now explains why it was suggested before you review it.
You can now see a full list of our sub-processors, including their purpose, data categories and region, plus a published security questionnaire covering common due-diligence questions.
A new beta Discover area shows a curated feed of findings with the reasoning and evidence behind each one, so you can save items for later, snooze them, or mark them not relevant. Saved items and your sources are available from their own tabs.
The developers area now includes dedicated pages for authentication, MCP, REST and operations, events, partner tools, versioning, and limits and audit, all kept in sync with the live API contract.
The ads drawer now shows standing holds on campaign changes, including the reason they are being held, and lets you release them yourself.
The GitHub account your theme lives in is now read from GitHub itself, so stores set up earlier show the right account instead of none. You can change or disconnect it from Theme settings, the Theme page and Settings › Integrations, where your social accounts now also appear with their logos.
Upload a short video and Magistry measures it, shows you the cost up front, then builds an editable storyboard you can review and adjust in Studio before rendering. Nothing is published automatically, and links without reviewed source terms are refused.
You can now change which GitHub account your theme repository lives in without touching your Magistry login. Use "Use another GitHub account" or "Disconnect" on the Theme page or in Settings > Integrations to reconnect cleanly.
The inbox now shows whether the AI plans to reply and when, if a draft is waiting for your approval, why it stopped, and when you need to step in. Replying yourself will cancel or retire the AI's pending response.
When an inbound email looks like a legal threat, a complaint from an authority, or an IP notice, Magistry now flags it as a critical danger alert right away. You'll see it emailed, popped up in the dashboard, bannered on Pulse, and pushed to your phone, so it never sits unanswered.
Pulse gets a Recap card so you can get back to your video recaps even after dismissing the pop-up; it appears once in-app recap delivery opens, which it has not yet. It highlights the first unwatched edition, lets you jump to other current editions, and links to all recaps.
Finance is no longer limited to a preview list of accounts. Any signed-in user can now access Finance from the account menu or command palette, with access to specific books still controlled by your existing permissions.
Each store's recap now has its own look, music and transitions, and only highlights the wins worth showing. You can share a public recap link with a privacy-safe summary, plus ready-made images for WhatsApp, stories, or copying a link.
Every report in the report centre now offers a way to get the data out, whether a dedicated export file or an explanation of why it is computed on screen instead. Balance sheet and worksheet drill-downs now show every journal line through to the period end so the figures reconcile, and the tax lock status no longer shows as unknown when history is unread.
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