This release focuses on three areas that shape daily operations for high-volume sellers: fulfillment tracking, listing creation, and order visibility across multiple stores. Each change is aimed at removing a manual step, closing a gap where errors could slip through, or giving sellers a clearer view of what is happening across their accounts.
The largest addition is automatic tracking support for AliExpress orders, which extends the platform’s fulfillment automation to another major sourcing channel. Alongside it, listing creation becomes less dependent on manual configuration through automatic marketplace and region detection, and draft publishing becomes more flexible so sellers can control exactly which listings go live and when.
The release also addresses pricing accuracy at the source. A correction to shipping cost calculation ensures that delivery amounts feed correctly into product pricing, which directly affects margin protection on every item a seller lists.
Key Takeaways
- AliExpress auto-tracking is now available, extending automated tracking updates to AliExpress orders and reducing manual fulfillment work
- Automatic marketplace and region detection removes a configuration step during listing creation and reduces setup errors
- Flexible draft publishing allows sellers to publish selected or individual drafts instead of committing an entire batch
- Corrected shipping cost calculation ensures product pricing uses accurate delivery amounts, protecting margins
- All-stores order view lets sellers open orders across every connected store in a single view
- Auto Ordering account reactivation now supports restarting verification for previously deleted accounts
- More reliable AliExpress imports resolve cases where products could stall in Batch Preview
- Refreshed listing images are regenerated during approval when the previous approval is more than five days old
Taken together, these updates reduce the number of places where a seller has to intervene manually, and they strengthen the accuracy of the data that automation depends on. For operations running hundreds or thousands of listings, small reductions in manual handling and small improvements in data accuracy compound quickly.
AliExpress Auto-Tracking
Easync now supports automatic tracking updates for AliExpress orders. When tracking information becomes available on the supplier side, it flows into the platform and onward to the marketplace without a seller manually retrieving and entering it.
For sellers sourcing from AliExpress, tracking has traditionally been one of the more labor-intensive parts of the fulfillment cycle. Tracking numbers appear on different timelines, across different carriers, and often require checking supplier accounts individually. At scale, that becomes a recurring daily task that grows in proportion to order volume.
Because Auto Ordering and fulfillment tracking are core parts of the platform, this improvement helps ensure more reliable fulfillment workflows and reduces operational interruptions. The practical benefits for sellers include:
- Fewer manual tracking lookups and entries each day
- Faster tracking visibility for buyers, which supports marketplace performance metrics
- More consistent on-time tracking upload rates across AliExpress orders
- Lower risk of late or missing tracking affecting account standing
This also brings AliExpress fulfillment closer to parity with other supported sourcing channels, which matters for sellers who diversify suppliers to manage stock availability and pricing.
Automatic Marketplace and Region Detection
When adding a listing, Easync now identifies the marketplace and region automatically rather than requiring the seller to select them.
Manual marketplace selection is a small step, but it is one that occurs on every listing and carries real consequences when it goes wrong. An incorrect region can affect pricing calculations, shipping assumptions, and whether a product is even viable for the destination market. Errors at this stage often are not discovered until a listing behaves unexpectedly downstream.
By detecting these values automatically, the platform removes both a repetitive action and a category of configuration error. For sellers scaling their catalog, this contributes to:
- Faster listing creation, particularly during bulk sourcing sessions
- Fewer listings created with mismatched marketplace or region settings
- More consistent downstream pricing and shipping calculations
- Reduced onboarding friction for newer sellers who may be unsure which setting applies
Improved listing reliability at the point of creation means fewer corrections later, and fewer listings that need to be pulled or rebuilt.
Flexible Draft Publishing
Sellers can now publish selected or individual listing drafts within the allowed plan limit overage, rather than being required to publish an entire batch at once.
Previously, a batch was effectively an all-or-nothing decision. If a seller prepared a large group of drafts but only wanted a portion live — perhaps to test a category, stage a launch, or stay within plan limits — the workflow did not accommodate that cleanly.
This change gives sellers direct control over publishing sequence and pace. The benefits include:
- The ability to prioritize the strongest listings first
- Staged publishing that supports controlled testing of new categories or suppliers
- Better management of plan limits without discarding prepared work
- Less need to rebuild or re-source drafts that were not ready to go live
For sellers who treat listing creation as an ongoing pipeline rather than a series of one-time batches, this makes the workflow considerably more practical.
Accurate Shipping Costs in Pricing
This update corrects an issue in shipping cost calculation that could produce an incorrect delivery amount, which in turn affected product pricing.
Shipping cost is a direct input into landed cost, and landed cost determines whether a sale is profitable. When a delivery amount is calculated incorrectly, the resulting listing price can be too low to sustain the intended margin — and because pricing is automated, the error repeats silently across every affected listing.
Since pricing accuracy is central to the platform’s automation, this improvement helps maintain correct listing prices while reducing operational risk. Sellers benefit from:
- More accurate landed cost calculations
- Stronger margin protection across the catalog
- Greater confidence that automated pricing reflects real fulfillment costs
- Fewer manual price audits to catch outliers
Order Visibility Across All Stores
Orders can now be opened for all connected stores at once, giving sellers a consolidated view rather than requiring them to switch between store contexts.
Multi-store operators typically manage fulfillment, exceptions, and customer issues across several accounts simultaneously. Switching between stores to check order status fragments that work and makes it harder to spot patterns — a supplier delay affecting multiple stores, for example, or a cluster of orders awaiting tracking.
A consolidated view improves operational visibility and shortens the time needed to complete routine order reviews. This release also restores correct behavior of the Export function on the Orders page, so sellers can reliably pull order data for reporting, bookkeeping, or reconciliation.
Auto Ordering Account Reactivation
Sellers can now restart verification when reactivating a previously deleted Auto Ordering account.
Ordering accounts change over time. Sellers rotate them, retire them, and sometimes need to bring one back into service. Previously, a deleted account could not be re-verified, which left sellers without a clear path to restore a working configuration.
Because Auto Ordering is a core part of the platform, this improvement helps ensure more reliable fulfillment workflows and reduces operational interruptions. Sellers now have a self-serve route to restore ordering capacity, which matters most during periods when fulfillment throughput cannot pause.
Daily Orders Summary Settings
A dedicated settings page now allows sellers to enable or disable the daily order summary subscription.
Reporting preferences vary considerably. Some sellers rely on a daily recap as their primary operational checkpoint; others review orders directly in the platform and prefer not to receive additional email. Putting this control directly in settings means sellers can adjust it themselves rather than requesting a change.
Interface and Reliability Improvements
Several smaller changes improve day-to-day clarity and consistency across the platform:
- Tracking Settings redesigned with switches instead of checkboxes, making the current configuration state easier to read at a glance and reducing the chance of misconfiguration
- Deleted stores removed automatically from dropdowns, preventing sellers from selecting a store that no longer exists and eliminating a source of confusing errors
- More reliable AliExpress imports, resolving cases where products could become stuck in Batch Preview and stall a sourcing session
- Listing image regeneration during approval when the prior approval is more than five days old, helping prevent outdated or missing images in published listings
- Updated interface components and dependency maintenance, supporting consistent behavior across the platform
Image freshness deserves particular attention. Outdated or missing images are a common cause of listing underperformance and marketplace policy issues. Regenerating images when approval data has aged reduces the likelihood of publishing a listing with broken or stale visuals.
Strengthening the Platform for Scale
This release continues a pattern of extending automation coverage while tightening the accuracy of the data that automation relies on. Auto-tracking for AliExpress closes a gap in fulfillment coverage, while corrected shipping cost calculation and refreshed listing images improve the quality of inputs feeding into pricing and listing workflows.
Reliability work in this release targets the points where sellers most often had to step in manually: imports stalling in preview, exports failing to start, deleted stores lingering in selection menus, and ordering accounts that could not be restored. Each of these is individually small, but each represents an interruption to an otherwise automated process. Removing them means fewer moments where a seller has to stop and troubleshoot.
Listing creation improvements — automatic marketplace detection and flexible draft publishing — support scaling in a more direct way. They reduce the per-listing effort required to expand a catalog and give sellers finer control over how and when new inventory goes live. For operations growing their listing counts, that combination of reduced effort and increased control is what makes scaling sustainable.
Visibility improvements round out the release. Consolidated order views, clearer tracking settings, and configurable daily summaries give sellers a better operational picture without adding complexity to the interface.
As the platform continues to evolve, updates like these help ensure automation remains reliable, scalable, and easy to manage for growing eCommerce operations.
