Changes that affect how you use OrderNest, newest first.
18 October 2026, Safety and reliability
- Cancel no longer restocks by default. Cancel has a new Restock the line items to inventory option, off unless you tick it, and the confirm step says whether stock will be restocked. Until now every cancel restocked.
- Set note now warns, before you apply, that it replaces any existing note.
- When more orders match than one run can take, the preview says how many will be left untouched instead of implying it will process them all.
- Scheduled bulk edits set more than a couple of hours ahead are no longer wrongly marked Never started.
- Scheduling a bulk edit for later (Apply at) is now Starter and above, as the plans have always listed. Run again now checks your current plan.
- Rules that read customer data (shipping country, province, customer tag, first order) now tell you when Shopify withheld that data, with an alert, instead of quietly not matching. Previews, bulk edits and rules no longer fail outright when Shopify hides those fields.
- A rule that can't read its order, because it's older than 60 days or was deleted, now says so on the rule and alerts you.
- During very busy periods rule triggers are deferred and retried, never dropped, and the rule tells you.
- Undo is stricter. If OrderNest couldn't record an order's state at the end of a run, undo now skips that order and reports it rather than risk overwriting your later edit.
- Monthly limits now follow your store's calendar month and timezone, and every date and time in the app and in alert emails is shown in your store's timezone.
- A run that fails gives back the operations it charged for orders it never reached.
- Deleting rules and segments works again.
- Run results are paginated, so every order in a large run can be reached. Orders still being processed show as In progress rather than failed.
- Export results CSV downloads inside your Shopify admin and includes every row.
- Bulk edit and the rule builder keep what you entered: filters survive switching tabs, the Action field no longer appears blank, and a rule's schedule day, hour and segment no longer reset.
- CSV import reports the real line number of a bad row, flags rows with
extra columns instead of dropping the extra value, matches order numbers
without a
#, and keeps multi-line notes in one piece. - "Open order in Shopify" in Email someone emails now opens the order in your store.
- Alerts: Home reminds you to add an alert email, and repeats of the same alert are grouped. Alert emails have a new design and are sent in your store's language.
- Your paid plan is recognized when your Shopify admin isn't in English.
- Accessibility: clearer screen-reader labels, announcements when a preview or run finishes, and status that no longer relies on color alone.
2 October 2026, Released
- OrderNest is live on the Shopify App Store.
- Bulk edit orders: add or remove tags, set notes, archive and unarchive on every plan; email an order summary on Starter; fulfill and cancel on Pro.
- Choose orders by filter, saved segment, or a CSV of order numbers (Starter and above).
- Preview first: the exact orders, their tags before and after, and the count, before anything changes.
- Runs in the background with live progress, per-order results and one-click undo for tags, notes and archiving.
- Large sets run as a resumable job of up to 10,000 orders.
- Apply at a later time, Run again, and Export results CSV.
- Rules: a visual builder with 12 templates, triggered by order created, updated, paid, fulfilled, risk assessed, or a schedule. Loop-safe, and every plan can run them on demand.
- Shopify Flow action OrderNest: run rule (Starter and above).
- Failure alerts by email, and Slack on Starter and above.
- Three plans, starting free.
Not covered here? See the help page, or email us.