It's that time of the month again!

Below is a ist of updates that we've made to our EZ Exporter app last month.

New condition options for Custom Filters

We've added 2 new conditions you can use in the Custom Filters:

• is greater than or equal to
• is less than or equal to

Tooltip improvements

The tooltips in the Fields section of the Data Settings now shows the default label and …

One of the things we've been trying to improve with our app, EZ Importer, is allowing Shopify merchants to import their orders while making minimal changes to their CSV files. One of the approaches we've taken is allowing you to configure your data mapping to make data changes to your import file. 

We recently launched the ability to change a values found in your import file. Now you can create default fields for columns that may be missing, …

We've just pushed an update to EZ Notify to use granular permissions for new installs.

This update allows our app to only request the minimal set of permissions required for our app to function, improving security.

All new installations will use granular permissions by default. If you already have our app installed in your workspace, we recommend removing it from Slack and re-connecting it to enable granular permissions.

Switching to Granular Permissions

To switch over an …

This will probably be the last set of new features we'll be pushing this year for EZ Exporter as we're basically now in "maintenance mode" for the holiday shopping season.

To minimize the risks of potentially introducing new bugs during the busiest time of the year for ecommerce, we're going to hold off on bigger updates until early January. We plan to only push very minor, low risk updates (such as minor UI tweaks) in the upcoming two months.

We're excited to announce that you can now mark your Shopify orders paid when fulfilling orders with EZ Fulfill. This has been on our road map since we launched and we think this will help merchants who need to automatically fulfill their orders on Shopify.

Many Shopify merchants capture payment using a third party and have the order flow into Shopify. This means Shopify may authorize the payment but the payment isn't actually taken in Shopify. The payment …