New Sidebar, eBay API Migration, and Major Infrastructure Upgrade
Scalable automation depends not only on features, but also on the strength of the infrastructure behind them.
This update introduces one of the platform’s most important technical transitions so far—moving key systems to a new internal infrastructure while also refining the everyday user experience with a redesigned sidebar and faster interface components.
Key Takeaways
This release focuses on infrastructure modernization, platform speed, and interface improvements.
Main highlights include:
- New Sidebar officially launched, optimized for smartphones and smoother navigation
- eBay API migrated to internal infrastructure, reducing dependency on third-party store systems
- Servers migrated to a new platform, improving stability and reducing latency
- Legacy sidebar code removed, creating a cleaner workspace
- Updated Home and Orders pages, improving load speed and UI responsiveness
These changes strengthen the platform’s technical foundation while improving the daily workflow experience.
New Sidebar Now Live in Production
The redesigned Sidebar has officially been launched to production.
The update includes improvements specifically aimed at usability on smaller screens, including:
- improved top padding
- better scrollbar behavior on smartphones
This results in:
- smoother navigation on mobile devices
- more comfortable scrolling and interaction
- cleaner workspace organization
By refining navigation behavior, the platform becomes easier to use across different devices and screen sizes.
eBay API Migrated to Internal Infrastructure
One of the most important backend improvements in this release is the migration of the eBay API to a newer internal infrastructure.
Previously, certain workflows relied on third-party store dependencies.
With this migration, the platform now operates more directly through its own systems, which provides:
- greater control over integrations
- improved reliability
- reduced dependency on external infrastructure
This creates a stronger foundation for future scalability and feature development.
For sellers, this means a more stable and predictable connection between the platform and eBay workflows.
Platform Infrastructure Migration Complete
The platform has also been fully migrated to a new server infrastructure.
This large-scale migration improves:
- overall system stability
- platform responsiveness
- latency across core workflows
The new infrastructure provides a more robust foundation for future updates and continued scaling.
Users should experience:
- faster response times
- smoother interaction with the platform
- improved reliability during high-load periods
Cleaner Workspace with Legacy Code Removed
As part of the infrastructure cleanup, the platform has:
- removed legacy sidebar code
- hidden the Setup Wizard interface
These changes help declutter the workspace and simplify the overall experience.
Removing outdated components also improves maintainability and reduces unnecessary interface complexity.
Faster and More Modern Home & Orders Pages
The Home page and Orders page components have been updated to improve both speed and appearance.
The improvements focus on:
- faster loading times
- smoother rendering
- more modern UI behavior
Since these are two of the most frequently used sections of the platform, even small performance gains can significantly improve the daily workflow experience.
Building a Stronger Foundation for Scale
This update represents more than just UI refinement—it’s a major step in strengthening the platform’s technical architecture.
Key improvements include:
- modernized navigation experience
- migration to internal eBay infrastructure
- upgraded server platform
- removal of outdated systems
- faster core interface components
For sellers, this translates into:
- smoother platform interaction
- more stable marketplace integrations
- improved performance during daily operations
- a stronger foundation for future growth and automation features
As the platform continues to evolve, infrastructure-level improvements like these play a critical role in ensuring long-term reliability and scalability.
