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Dutchie E-Commerce: "Discount" now appears as "Offers" when "Hide all discount promotions on menu" setting is enabled
Enhancements
When the Hide all discount promotions on menu setting is enabled, the Discount line in the checkout pricing breakdown now instead appear as Offers. This aligns checkout language with Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission guidance while preserving the ability to clearly show the value of promotional savings.
Fixes
We’ve released fixes to address the following issues:
Some customers were seeing the same order created twice within a few minutes, with identical items and totals.
Shoppers on storefront menus could not access their bank account tab without first adding items to a cart.
When editing an image banner schedule, changing only the start or end date would silently convert 12:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Users were unable to add a new local brand when searching for specific names and the “Don’t see this brand? Add it” option did not appear when multiple similar brands were returned.
Carousel navigation arrows now sit under the sticky header instead of overlapping it. The privacy/cookie banner is constrained to the viewport to remove unwanted horizontal scrolling.
Category cards on dutchie.com were showing without images, even though those images existed and loaded correctly. We’ve fixed the rendering issue so that both standard and custom category images now appear on the menu homepage on dutchie.com.
The Switch Location view in Mobile Apps could show a store as “Closed” on days with special hours where in‑store pickup was closed but curbside remained open. We’ve updated how store status is calculated so that if any ordering method is open, the location will not be labeled as fully closed.
We’ve fixed an issue affecting Maine adult-use customers where vape products could exceed the state’s purchase limits when ordered online. Maine’s vape/concentrate purchase limits are now correctly enforced for online orders and vape items correctly contribute 1:1 toward the combined flower-equivalent cap and the separate concentrate cap.
When a user pauses online ordering, shoppers will now see clearer, more accurate messaging instead of language that suggests the store is fully closed.
Discounts that appear on product tiles are now also consistently displayed on the product detail page. Previously, if a product was part of an offer/discount, the promotion appeared on the menu listing but disappeared when viewing the product detail page.