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    Dutchie E-Commerce

    Dutchie E-Commerce: Hide loyalty messaging in login prompt, fixes

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      Here’s what’s new and coming soon to Dutchie E-Commerce. Subject to change.

      Enhancement

      Hide loyalty messaging in login prompt

      Dispensaries using both Personalization and Dutchie Loyalty can now enable a location-level setting to display only personalization messaging on their homepage sign-in prompt. This keeps customer banners focused on personalized shopping and recommendations while suppressing logged-out loyalty messaging in jurisdictions with regulations against rewards advertising (such as Massachusetts). To enable: Go to Settings > Store Menu > Hide loyalty messaging in login prompt.

      Fixes

      We're deploying fixes for the following issues:

      Checkout & Orders

      • Online order confirmation emails could start going to a dispensary's main storefront email instead of the intended recipient, with no configuration change on the retailer's end.

      • A printed pre-order receipt could show only one of multiple loyalty reward redemptions in its Rewards line, even though the order total and Admin/E-Commerce views reflected all of them correctly.

      • Checkout and product detail pages could crash with an error when a cart line item had no price.

      • A customer's medical ID didn't sync after placing a pre-order, and their delivery address could be incorrect.

      Storefront & Menu

      • Some discounts weren't populating on the medical side of a split medical/recreational storefront.

      • Loading a filtered category URL directly (e.g. a brand filter on Flower) while Sort by Relevance was enabled, clicking "All [Category]" didn't clear the active filters, leaving the shopper stuck on the filtered page.

      • A collection's product count could get stuck at zero after an unrelated save, and saving SDK/Concierge theme settings in admin didn't always clear the storefront's cache, so shoppers could keep seeing outdated configuration.

      • A medical-only special could show on recreational product cards.

      • Scrolling past the 40-50 most recent assets when uploading an image in Admin didn't load older assets.

      • An active special could stop showing in the specials listing and on product-card badges, for stores using POS-synced menu pricing, even though it still applied correctly at checkout.

      • A homepage section couldn't be deleted.

      • Copying a chain-wide image banner with a special link to another location could error, even though the special was active at that location.

      • A customer lookup could fail to match correctly when a profile had no phone number.

      • A non-stacking loyalty reward could still apply alongside a non-stacking automatic discount at checkout, even though both were individually configured not to stack.

      • A single in-stock product could show as a duplicate listing on the kiosk/menu.

      • Updating a product's local brand in Admin required saving twice before the change was reflected.

      • On the kiosk login modal, the "Enter your phone #" button label was clipped instead of fitting within the button.

      • A custom homepage carousel's title was missing after clicking "View All."

      • Combined weighted flower variants (e.g. 3.5g and 28g of the same product) could show inconsistent pricing or be missing sizes across SKUs.

      • A POS-synced bundle discount with multiple combined conditions didn't apply when a cart's per-item quantity limit was set above 1.

      • The Admin preview didn't show active offers.

      Compliance

      California's required SB 540 checkout brochure image was returning an error in production, showing a PDF-link fallback instead of the full brochure image for every CA dispensary checkout.

      Embedded Menus

      • On merchant sites embedding the Dutchie menu, adding an item from a product card could abruptly jump the host page to the bottom as the added-to-cart popup opened, sometimes leaving the popup offscreen or clipped.

      • On desktop embedded menus, the "Added to Cart" confirmation popup could appear behind the retailer's sticky header, obscuring its heading and close button.

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