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Numbers and dates speak your language
Numbers, amounts and dates now follow the language chosen in LIORA rather than your browser settings: no more “12,5” in an English interface.
What’s new
The latest LIORA updates
Every month, what changed in the app, named and dated. Only what you see on screen: no promises, no technical detail.
October 2026
8 updates
A clearer product page
The “Stock” tab replaces “Inventory”, the “Not synchronized” badge says what it means, and your role is spelled out under your name. On a laptop screen, the side column of lists moves below the table instead of hiding columns.
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Pages without scrollbars
Pages still scroll with the mouse wheel, the touchpad or the keyboard, but without a visible bar, whatever the screen size.
Margin calculated on the cost of sales
On the Profitability page, the margin is calculated on the cost of what was actually sold over the period.
One row per product in the Stock list
Variants are grouped under their product: ten sizes no longer make ten rows. The per-variant detail lives in the product page’s “Stock” tab.
Top sellers follow your filters
Filter the product list by type: the best sellers shown at the top are those of that type.
Materials and supplies: duplicate and create in bulk
Duplicate an existing material or supply, or create several at once in a table you fill in row by row. The unit cost is shown in your company currency.
A health score that doesn’t flatter
The Health centre score takes all your out-of-stock variants into account: it can no longer show an excellent score when part of the catalogue is sold out.
September 2026
30 updates
A stock change no longer goes nowhere
If a stock change cannot reach Shopify (store disconnected, missing permission), LIORA refuses it and explains how to fix it. A reconnected store gets its stock back.
Failed stock updates, flagged and recovered
The Health centre flags stock changes that could not be sent to Shopify, and lets you send them again.
Your subscription, clear from start to finish
The Subscription page shows who collects payment, the agreed amount, since when you have been subscribed and your contract history. An “Unsubscribe” button explains the steps to follow in Shopify.
- Installation
Creating your account, with no bad surprises
Creating an account from the Shopify App Store asks you to accept the terms (terms of use, terms of sale and data processing agreement), and every refusal is explained by a specific message.
The subscription gets its own place, in your store’s currency
The subscription has its own menu entry and is activated at installation. Its price is a round amount in your store’s currency.
Shipments and discounts, finally accurate
Each order’s fulfillment status and parcels come back from Shopify, and “Mark everything shipped” covers every location. The price paid takes every discount code into account: revenue, margins and promotion results are no longer overstated.
Stock sent to Shopify no longer overwrites your sales
A receipt, a breakage or a production entered in LIORA is added to Shopify’s stock instead of replacing it: sales and shipments made in the meantime are preserved.
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Small screens can breathe
On a laptop with a short screen, pages scroll normally, without cascading scrollbars.
A paid order means a paid invoice
An invoice’s payment now comes from the paid order: a paid order no longer leaves its invoice “pending”.
The packing slip can be printed
From “Fulfill items…”, print the packing slip as a PDF: location, item, reference (SKU) and quantity still to prepare.
Find a customer by phone or order number
Customer search accepts a phone number, whatever its format, or an order number, with or without “#”.
A note and a buying rhythm on the customer page
Record an internal note directly on the customer page: it is saved in your store, without being shown to the customer. The page also shows their buying rhythm: one order every N days.
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A link takes you back to the right place
An address you open or reload (an order, a product…) is shown directly after you sign in, instead of sending you back to the dashboard.
Remove a team member’s account
In Configuration › Users, an employee who leaves the company can be removed: they lose all access immediately, and their past actions remain, without their name.
An installation that tells you what it is doing
A progress bar follows the first sync before you reach the dashboard. You can also replace the store already connected, after seeing the list of what will be erased.
Cancel an invoice and choose your period
An invoice can be cancelled, with a warning before any final action. Figures can be read over the period of your choice (this month, last month, the quarter, the year), with VAT collected and a trend chart.
The support form protects your customers
Before a request is sent to support, the form warns you if it contains personal data about one of your customers.
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Global search, everywhere (Ctrl + K)
A permanent search bar at the top of the screen, also on the Ctrl + K shortcut, finds products, customers, orders, collections, materials… and takes you there in one click.
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Your favorites, one star away
A star on records (product, customer, order, collection, material…) and a “Favourites” page that gathers your bookmarks.
The activity log for the whole company
The “Activity” screen traces the actions taken in LIORA, across every area, with filters and a summary.
Choose where your day starts
In Configuration › General, choose the screen LIORA opens on (the dashboard, the Workshop or the Catalog, for example). The choice is also offered in the welcome flow.
Import your history from the date of your choice
During a full import, or right at installation, choose the date from which your sales are imported. Leave the field empty to import the whole history.
Record and track breakage
In the Workshop, record production losses (broken candles, failed pours…) and track their rate by category, against a target, with their cost.
Invoices know when they are paid
Invoices are sorted by status (paid, to collect, pending, overdue, drafts, cancelled), and a payment can be recorded directly from the invoice.
The invoice goes to the customer
Send an invoice by email, several at once if needed, send a customer a reminder and find the sending history.
The Profitability page
An overview, then profitability by product, promotion, supplier and raw material, with its trend over time. It is only shown to users allowed to see costs.
Your company’s Health centre
A view by area (stock, products, customers, promotions, sync) flags what is wrong, with the score history. Issues are fixed on the spot, and a dated PDF report sums up the current state.
The amount paid, in the customer’s currency
When a customer pays in a currency other than the store’s, the order first shows what they paid, then the conversion. Daily revenue no longer adds up different currencies.
A stock adjustment shows right away
The corrected quantity appears immediately in the Stock list, and each row leads to the product page.
Recipes: the right currency and a photo in one click
Recipe costs are shown in your company currency, and an “Add a photo” frame lets you drop in a recipe image.
August 2026
11 updates
The Workshop: all internal work in one place
Internal work that never affects your store has its own center: Replenishment, Manufacturing, Production, Raw materials and Purchasing live in the Workshop, with its own menu.
Recipes: suggested price and sectioned editor
Each recipe carries its code, suggested selling price and estimated margin. The editor separates materials and supplies with their subtotals, and a recipe can be duplicated in one click.
Raw materials: guided creation and a full record
A supply is counted in pieces, the reference and packaging are part of the form, and every material has its record: identity, cost, stock, history and the recipes that use it.
Company currency and free categories
Pick your currency once and for all in Configuration › Company: internal costs and margins follow it. You can also organize materials and recipes with your own categories.
The privacy file exports to PDF
On each GDPR request from one of your customers, “Export (PDF)” composes the file on the spot, ready to hand over, with nothing stored.
Purchase invoices, full screen
Counters with trends, status tabs, sortable table with payment method, upcoming due dates, top suppliers, CSV export — and reversible invoice cancellation: it leaves the totals and stays on file.
The Support centre gets a makeover
Search, browsing by topic, popular articles, step-by-step procedures, downloadable PDF guides, service status — and a real form to contact support.
The collections list gets richer
Each collection shows its thumbnail and public address (/collections/…) directly in the list.
Calculating production needs
Pick finished products and their quantities: LIORA works down to the materials, rounds up to full packs, exports the shopping list as a PDF and creates the replenishment requests.
The raw material movement log
Each material stock entry keeps who, when, and the before and after, gathered with production outflows in the “Recent movements” panel.
Orders and products read better
An order’s payment method (last successful transaction) and product metafields are now read from your store.
What’s next?
The public roadmap shows what is in development and what is planned.