Roadmap

In Q4 2025, we’ll be introducing the Product Sell Through Rate (STR) as a new attribute for merchants to use in their sorting recipes and managed collections. This powerful attribute will allow merchants to prioritize products based on how efficiently they’re selling through available inventory, helping optimize merchandising strategies and improve stock management. What Is Product Sell Through Rate (STR) Attribute? The Sell Through Rate (STR) attribute will calculate how much of a product’s inventory has sold over a specific time period relative to the available stock. Merchants will be able to use this attribute in sorting recipes to promote or deprioritize products based on their sell-through performance, ensuring the most relevant products are highlighted in collections. How Merchants Will Use STR in Dynasort: Once the STR attribute is available, merchants will be able to: Benefits for Merchants: Looking Ahead: The Product Sell Through Rate (STR) attribute will be available in Q4 2025, giving merchants a new way to dynamically manage their product visibility and optimize inventory flow. As part of Dynasort’s ongoing mission to provide smarter, data-driven merchandising tools, STR will help merchants stay agile and maximize product performance with minimal manual intervention.

In Q1 2025, we’ll be releasing a new “Days of Inventory” attribute to help merchants optimize their merchandising strategies. This powerful feature will calculate how many days a product has left in stock based on its current sales rate, allowing merchants to prioritize products more effectively in their collections. What Is the “Days of Inventory” Attribute? The “Days of Inventory” attribute estimates how many days of stock a product has remaining at the current sales rate. This feature will give merchants valuable insights into when products may run out of stock, enabling proactive inventory management and smarter merchandising decisions. How Merchants Will Use It: With this new feature, merchants will be able to: Benefits for Merchants: Looking Ahead: The “Days of Inventory” feature is slated for release in Q1 2025, and it will be a key tool in helping merchants manage stock and merchandising more effectively. As we continue to innovate, this feature is just one part of our larger mission to help merchants optimize their operations through actionable insights and data-driven decisions.

We’re excited to announce a new feature coming by the end of Q4 2025—automated email digests summarizing your store’s key performance metrics. This feature will allow merchants to receive regular reports directly to their inbox, providing critical insights without needing to log in. You’ll be able to choose the frequency of the emails and add multiple recipients, ensuring your team stays informed. How It Will Work: Once released, the Email Digest feature will allow merchants to: Metrics Included in the Digest: The digest will cover key performance metrics, including: Why This Will Matter for Merchants: Release Timeline: The Email Digest feature is scheduled for release by the end of Q4 2025. This addition will be a significant part of our ongoing mission to make Dynasort more powerful and accessible for merchants looking to optimize their stores through data-driven insights. Looking Forward: The email digest feature is just one of the exciting updates on our roadmap. As we continue to enhance Dynasort’s capabilities, merchants will have even more ways to streamline their operations and boost store performance through automated insights.

Abandon Cart Rate (ACR) measures the percentage of users who add items to their cart but leave your site without completing a purchase. It’s a critical eCommerce metric that shows how many potential customers are dropping off at the final stage of their journey, offering insights into potential obstacles in the checkout process. Formula: ACR = (Number of abandoned carts ÷ Total carts created) × 100 Using ACR in Dynasort: In Dynasort, you can use Abandon Cart Rate (ACR) in several ways to optimize your collections and improve conversions: By analyzing ACR with Dynasort, you can take data-driven actions to reduce abandoned carts and increase overall sales.

Collection View Rate (CVR) refers to the percentage of visitors who view a specific collection page out of the total traffic to your site or store. It measures how effectively your store directs visitors to collections, which is a key step in the conversion process. Formula: CVR = (Collection views ÷ Total visitors) × 100 Using CVR in Dynasort: In Dynasort, you could use Collection View Rate (CVR) to: In Dynasort, this data can provide actionable insights for both collection performance and optimization opportunities, helping boost engagement and conversions.

We’re excited to announce the implementation of Shopify Web Pixel events across all of our merchants’ stores. This update will enable us to track key visitor interactions and provide deeper insights into store performance. By capturing these critical events, Dynasort will help merchants further optimize their collections and improve overall store performance. Key Events Tracked with Shopify Web Pixels: How Dynasort Uses These Metrics: With these events in place, Dynasort will calculate essential metrics to give merchants a clearer understanding of their store’s performance and areas for optimization. What This Means for Merchants Looking Forward: Next Steps in Our Roadmap The integration of Shopify Web Pixel events is just one step in our ongoing commitment to help merchants get the most out of their store data. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to expand Dynasort’s capabilities with advanced tracking and reporting tools, helping you drive higher revenue and better customer experiences.

Overview: Merchants using combined products to bypass Shopify’s 99-variant limit have long faced challenges with merchandising parent/child product relationships. Our latest roadmap enhancements focus on optimizing the handling of parent products based on aggregated data from child variants. Here’s how we’re addressing the issue and what’s coming next for Dynasort. Problem: The Parent/Child Product Relationship Current Challenge: Merchants display the parent product on their storefront, but the variants sold are child products. This creates difficulties in accurate merchandising because attributes like sales data, inventory levels, and reviews are tied to the child variants rather than the parent. Solution Delivered: Our development team has implemented filters that aggregate data from child products and apply it to the parent for more accurate ranking and merchandising decisions. This allows parent products to be merchandised in collections as if they were standalone items with full data visibility. Phase 1: Introduction of Data Filters for Combined Products (Completed) Key Features: Phase 2: Enhanced Automation and Dynamic Ranking (Completed) Focus Areas: Goal: Automate the entire process of calculating and applying child product data to parent products for more dynamic merchandising, reducing merchant involvement in day-to-day catalog management. Phase 3: Advanced Analytics and Merchandising Flexibility (In Progress) What’s Next: Objective: To offer merchants even greater flexibility and granularity in their merchandising decisions, allowing for precise control over product ranking and visibility in large catalogs. What This Means for Merchants Looking Ahead: Continuing Innovation Dynasort’s roadmap for handling combined products is designed to meet the evolving needs of large-scale Shopify stores. Stay tuned as we introduce more advanced features that take your merchandising to the next level.