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Discover the latest updates and improvements introduced this month, enhancing the functionality and user experience of Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console.
This month's release includes significant updates and improvements to Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console. These enhancements aim to optimize core management, administrative, and merchant workflows while providing a smoother user experience for platform users.
In this document, updates and improvements related to Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console are identified using the following release codes. These codes help you identify and track updates introduced for both applications.
New features, user experience improvements, and bug fixes related to the core management console and administrative workflows.
New features, user experience improvements, and bug fixes related to merchant tools and operational workflows.
A comprehensive Core transformation has been completed to enhance the scalability of the Lidia platform, standardize the modular structure, and optimize the performance of all components. With this transformation, the platform’s underlying architecture has been restructured, and inter-service communication and data processing operations have been migrated to the Lidia Core infrastructure. Under the new architecture, Lidia Merchant Console delivers higher processing performance, independent module deployment in development environments, and greater flexibility in version management, providing a more stable foundation for future developments.
With this enhancement, variants belonging to products can be transferred between different catalog structures or data pools. Lidia Console administrators can securely and reliably move their variants to a target catalog without the need to recreate existing variant structures. The transfer process is performed step by step via the product code change screens available in product and variant detail pages within Lidia Console, allowing selected variants to be repositioned under a different product code while preserving catalog integrity.
With this enhancement, variant-level updates can be fed back into the relevant data pool. The process can be triggered via the feed back to pool button located on variant detail pages in Lidia Console, and the applied changes are reflected in the corresponding pool within a short period of time. This ensures that updates made across different sources or screens remain synchronized with pool data, preventing data inconsistencies. Users can access up-to-date variant information through a single, reliable source across all processes.
The previous media manager application occasionally caused stability and performance issues. As part of this enhancement, the media manager has been replaced with a more modern and stable plugin, offering improved reliability and smoother file management.
With this enhancement, approval and rejection steps have been added to seller management processes. Lidia Console administrators can review seller applications and either approve them or reject them with a defined reason. This improvement standardizes seller onboarding workflows and enables more controlled and traceable seller management.
With this enhancement, delivery transport documents can now be printed in sticker format. This improves packaging workflows in warehouse and logistics operations by enabling transport documents to be physically attached to shipments more easily. Operational efficiency is significantly increased, especially in high-volume delivery scenarios.
With this improvement, status information indicating the current step of the seller onboarding process has been added to the seller management listing screen. Previously, onboarding progress could not be viewed directly from the listing, requiring additional actions to track seller status. With this enhancement, platform administrators can directly monitor which stage sellers are in during creation and approval processes, enabling more transparent and controlled seller management operations.
This enhancement migrates all pages across the platform to the new listing interface.
With this improvement, price range filtering has been added to the inventory listing screen in Lidia Console. Users can filter products by defining minimum and maximum price values, allowing faster access to relevant inventory. This significantly improves search and management efficiency, particularly for large product catalogs.
With this enhancement, the condition options available while defining payment rules have been expanded. Product-level and variant-level conditions can now be configured during payment rule setup. In addition, the previously mandatory category selection has been removed, and the condition field has been updated to support multi-select. This enables platform administrators to configure payment rules in a more flexible and targeted manner based on products, variants, and multiple categories.
Various bugs have been fixed to improve the stability of Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console following the Core conversion.
These updates are designed to enhance both the functionality and usability of Lidia Platform, ensuring a smoother and more efficient experience for all users. Stay tuned for further improvements next month!
Discover the latest updates and improvements introduced this month, enhancing the functionality and user experience of Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console.
This month's release includes significant updates and improvements to Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console. These enhancements aim to optimize core management, administrative, and merchant workflows while providing a smoother user experience for platform users.
In this document, updates and improvements related to Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console are identified using the following release codes. These codes help you identify and track updates introduced for both applications.
New features, user experience improvements, and bug fixes related to the core management console and administrative workflows.
New features, user experience improvements, and bug fixes related to merchant tools and operational workflows.
As part of this enhancement, the “Remember me” button has been removed to strengthen account security, and new password policies have been introduced across the platform. Passwords must now be at least 11 characters long, include at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one number, and one special character. Passwords are required to be changed periodically by default every 60 days, a duration that can be configured by the system administrator. Reuse of the last five passwords is restricted, and after three unsuccessful login attempts, the account is locked for 15 minutes.
As part of this enhancement, the Invoice Center search experience has been expanded. Users can now search invoices by selecting Order ID, Delivery ID, or Return Code/ID from the field dropdown. Search is triggered only when a valid field is selected and at least 3 characters are entered. Existing loading and empty-state behaviors continue to operate without any change within the current search flow.
Various bugs have been fixed to improve the stability of Lidia Console and Lidia Merchant Console following the Core conversion.
These updates are designed to enhance both the functionality and usability of Lidia Platform, ensuring a smoother and more efficient experience for all users. Stay tuned for further improvements next month!
