The Company application form and Approval flow now support Shopify's 'External ID' field for Companies. Note that Shopify requires unique values for this field per store; no two companies in a single store can have the same external ID.

All data points for open applications can now be edited in the app admin. In the past, only edits to billing & shipping addresses were supported, but now you can edit all customer-entered data, including fields such as 'Company name' and 'Tax ID', alongside custom fields.

All edits to application details are now logged as events in the app's Activity log. These events include details indicating which specific fields were changed and by whom, along with before/after values.

The application detail pages now include a timeline that serves as an activity log of events for each application. These events are timestamped milestones that occur as part of normal user flows, including when the application was initially submitted, when the application was approved or rejected (and by whom), and more.

Other relevant details related to these events are also logged and displayed in the activity log. The most notable being the custom message/reason that a Staff user had defined when an application was rejected and a revision was requested.

Applications that were created on or before , may not have a complete set of events shown in the activity log, and for stale applications, you may not see the entire card for the activity log until at least one new event occurs.

The application detail pages now include a field for Internal notes. This feature is meant to serve as internal, application-specific notes to help improve back-office workflows and internal communications.

You can now fully translate all content shown to customers via a new '' page in the app admin. This includes the strings for the application form, company contact form, company location form, email notifications, and more.

How it works: The app's translation feature inherits the active languages from the shop settings in Shopify, so that you can customize strings for each of your shop's languages, and the app will render the proper strings based on the customer's locale.

The content settings for all customer account extensions (and the checkout rule) are now managed via the new page. The app's customer account extension content (e.g., page headings for the Application page) had previously been managed via settings within Shopify's account/checkout editor. To support customizable multi-lingual translation, these content settings (and any existing custom values) were migrated and will now be managed in-app.

App admins now edit the forms that are used as part of the app's self-serve extension for B2B customers (aka the 'Manage contacts page')