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Case study 09 · Unleashed Software

Feature enhancement releases

A bi-monthly cadence of shipped product releases, July 2020 to June 2022, designed and produced start to finish. Most recent first.

Hypothesis ledger

Cadence work · not a single-outcome project

Scope

Ten releases across two years, each one covering core platform, API, Business Intelligence and B2B eCommerce enhancements.

Note

This is delivery cadence rather than a hypothesis-led project — included as evidence of sustained shipping, not of a measured bet.

Status

Shipped — ten releases

No individual outcome metrics available per release.

Role & contribution

I was part of the team that designed the features shown across this series, and personally recorded, directed, edited, and published every release video.

May & June 2022

  • File Library — attach documents to templates
  • Create assemblies from sales orders
  • Customise your Purchase Order grid
  • BI Vision — new "sticky" navigation panel
  • Set minimum order values in your B2B store
  • BI Vision — clarity on your KPI quantities
  • Shopify — option for fulfilment email notification

March & April 2022

  • File Library — new attachment function (major release)
  • B2B eCommerce — multi-select and new filters
  • B2B eCommerce — never-diminishing products
  • BI Vision — sales trend line
  • BI Vision — new inventory dimension, "product type"
  • BI Vision — quantities on purchases dashboard
  • BI Vision Plus — partner accounts as recipients

January & February 2022

  • BI Vision — additional dimensions for sales revenue
  • BI — full page PDF screenshot function
  • BI Vision — sales channel chart now in bar chart format
  • BI Vision — products and customers charts now in bar chart format
  • BI Foundation — new function to export data

November & December 2021

Core Unleashed updates

  • New Shopify–Unleashed integration
  • API: Stock Transfer, new "Modified Since" filter
  • API: stock level alerts for individual warehouses
  • API: customer contacts for sales orders

BI Vision

  • BI Vision Plus — targets and tracking for sales
  • More email notification options

September & October 2021

  • Additional columns in the Purchase Enquiry
  • ICC fields in the Shipments API
  • ICC fields in the Data Exporter
  • BI Vision — view "Last Year"

July & August 2021

Core enhancements

  • Purchase Enquiry — Product Group Filter
  • Create and Update Assemblies (API)
  • Sales Custom Status (API)

B2B eCommerce enhancements

  • Updates to menus
  • Products and customers updates

January & February 2021

Business Intelligence enhancements

  • Save and share BI Vision views
  • Sales by country
  • View purchase order value created over time

Core Unleashed enhancements

  • Streamlined interface
  • Create Credit Notes via the API

November & December 2020

Business Intelligence enhancements

  • Improved data filtering
  • New KPI in Sales, "Units Sold"

B2B eCommerce Portal enhancements

  • Display stock levels in the B2B store
  • Display estimated date of arrival for out-of-stock items

Core Unleashed enhancements

  • Customised statuses for sales orders
  • Customised statuses for assemblies
  • Share report layout
  • Import and export assemblies
  • Better manage sales shipments

September & October 2020

  • Export BI data
  • Share costs across multiple Purchase Orders
  • Assign Ship Note templates to customers
  • More information in View Customers
  • Create a Combined Picklist template
  • View supplier lead times for products
  • Add a purchase costs grid to Purchase Orders
  • View Sales Orders against Auto Assemblies
  • View serial and batch numbers on the product page

July & August 2020

  • Create Warehouse Transfers via the API
  • Serial and batch numbers added to the Doc Designer
  • Bulk print 3PL templates from the Data Exporter
  • International Commerce Codes
  • Auto-assign serial and batch numbers when creating shipments
  • Export Purchase Order data
  • Edit "Source" and "Destination" warehouses for parked assemblies

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