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Brand Store v2
Improvements
Multi-Store Analytics Overview
Store Admins managing multiple Brand Stores previously had to review each store individually to understand usage — a time-consuming process that made it difficult to spot trends or prioritize effort across a portfolio. This improvement introduces a consolidated analytics view that aggregates key usage metrics across all Stores into a single overview.
The dashboard enables high-level monitoring and store-to-store comparison at a glance, making it straightforward to identify underperforming or high-performing stores. Users can still go to the single store view for deeper inspection when needed.
Who benefits: Store Admin Users and Catalog Managers overseeing multiple Brand Stores to monitoring usage trends.
Access: Available in the PIM Portal within the Brand Store-Store Admin application.
Requires the BrandStore_Admin permission.
Analytics Data Export to CSV
The Brand Store analytics dashboard offers a quick view of store usage, but until now there was no way to extract that data for deeper analysis or internal reporting. Store Admins can now export analytics data of store usage directly from the dashboard as a CSV file.
The export includes key usage fields — User ID, Unique Visits, User Agent, Client City, Client State or Province, and Client Country or Region — giving admins the flexibility to analyze usage in Excel or BI tools, combine it with other data sources, and share structured reports with business stakeholders.
Who benefits: Store Admin Users who need to go beyond the in-platform view, particularly those responsible for usage reporting or internal business reviews.
Access: Available within the Brand Store analytics dashboard in the Store Admin application.
Configurable filter order in store setup
Previously, the order in which filters appeared on a store's search page was determined by system logic, leaving Store Admins with no way to control how filters were presented to store users. Store Admins can now define the sort order of filters directly in the Data step of store configuration.
This makes it possible to group related filters together, surface high-value or frequently used filters earlier, and align the search experience with the logic that makes sense for users — all without engineering involvement.
Who benefits: Store Admin Users who want fine-grained control over the store search experience and need filter presentation to reflect customer workflows rather than system defaults. Store users will get a better user experience when filtering data.
Cart button icon auto-hides when custom label is set
When configuring a store template, adding a custom text label to the cart button previously left the cart icon visible alongside it, resulting in a mismatched appearance in the storefront. The cart icon now hides automatically when a custom text label is configured, keeping the button consistent and visually clean.
Default behavior is unchanged — stores without a custom label continue to show the cart icon as before, and existing store templates are unaffected unless a custom label is added.
Who benefits: Store Admin Users configuring store templates who use custom cart button labels.
Bugs
| # | Area | Fix |
| 1 | PDF Export | Images sourced from CVL fields were intermittently missing in generated PDFs. Brand Store now waits for all images to fully load before starting PDF conversion, reducing the likelihood of missing images in the output. |
| 2 | Search | Filters were not applied to search results when a searchable field was configured alongside a filter — the filter was bypassed entirely. Filters now apply correctly regardless of whether a searchable field is in use. |
| 3 | Search | Filters had no effect on stores where entities had multiple fields sharing the same CVL ID — CVL values from unrelated fields interfered with the search results. Filtering now correctly scopes CVL values to the relevant field. |
| 4 | Download | Downloaded resource file names did not respect the "Generated file name" configuration in Download Settings — Resource entity fields were not loaded during the download process. File naming now correctly applies the configured output naming rules for Resource entity types, including proper handling of field values used to construct file names. |
| 5 | Display | Fields from a parent entity were duplicated in flattened Brand Stores when that entity was linked to more than one entity type in the data model — each linked entity type triggered a separate rendering of the same fields. Duplicate fields are no longer shown. |
| 6 | Download | Flattened store downloads included empty RelatedData rows for entity types that had no fields configured to be shared — occurring when an entity type was added to the model step solely to configure Download Settings (e.g., to use a Resource field for file naming). The download file now only includes RelatedData rows for entity types that have fields configured to be shared in the store. |
| 7 | Display | Specification fields were displayed on the PDP and in PDF downloads regardless of whether the Specification link type was enabled in Brand Store Admin settings. Specification fields now correctly respect the store configuration. |
| 8 | Search | Filters applied to an entity type's fields remained active after that entity type was deselected, with no visible way to remove them — leaving users with incomplete or empty results. Filters are now automatically cleared when their associated entity type is deselected. |
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