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To make the Item Filter Quick Apply feature practical and easy to use, please consider adding the following navigation improvements: 1. Keep the horizontal left/right scroll bar visible at all times, rather than requiring the user to scroll to the bottom of the item list to access it. 2. Freeze the column headings so they remain visible while scrolling vertically through the list. 3. Freeze the Item Name/Item Line column so the item being reviewed remains visible while scrolling horizontally through the various fields. These are important usability features when reviewing or correcting a large number of items. For example, I am currently using Item Filter Quick Apply to narrow our inventory to Electric Bikes so I can review how those items are categorized. Some products that are not e-bikes are appearing in the Electric Bikes results, and I would like to review their fields to determine which setting is causing them to be included. Unfortunately, the current page layout makes that very difficult. To scroll left or right and review all of the fields associated with an item, I first have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the list to access the horizontal scroll bar. By that point, the column headings are no longer visible, so it is difficult to know which fields I am reviewing. Likewise, once I scroll horizontally to the right, the Item Name is no longer visible. I can see the data in the various columns, but I can no longer tell which item that data belongs to. Essentially, the information I need is available, but the current navigation makes it extremely difficult to use effectively. Requested functionality: * Keep the horizontal scroll bar accessible regardless of vertical position on the page. * Freeze the column-heading row while scrolling vertically. * Freeze the Item Name/Item Line column while scrolling horizontally. Adding these basic freeze-pane and scrolling capabilities would make Item Filter Quick Apply significantly more useful for reviewing item data, identifying incorrect classifications, and making bulk corrections. Thank you for considering these improvements. I believe they would make a substantial difference in the day-to-day usability of this feature.

Something I've been trying to make work for a while almost works now, using a coupon, BUT the number of characters available limits the information regarding the offer. Our text for the offer is "Get a Free Mynydd Mawr Long Handled Titanium Spoon when you spend £60 or more on Firepot Food." 95 characters I believe to ensure that the offer is clear to the customer. As it presents on screen it looks like this, implying you can take advantage of this offer with a single unit purchase. Could this be revised into a pop up box when hovered over allowing the full text to be shown? Then I think we are there (or at least for us). https://canny-assets.io/images/8a0b0d2977d593707bb71df81bdfc09c.jpeg

Id would be useful to be able to upload a desktop and mobile responsive image for banners. This would give us more flexibility on homepage layout as we currently struggle to create graphics that display optimally for both. Meaning were limited.

As of right now the UPC is tied to the site through backend code, so it is "there" its just not actually visible. This makes it challenging for customers to verify actual item that shares similar imagery to another item. Supplier part code is visible, but consumers are much more likely to know the UPC than they are to know the supplier part code. I'd like to recommend surfacing the UPC right next to where we surface supplier part code on the product profiles.

Could the application of a discount coupon happen ealier in the checkout process so that customers can be reassured that the coupon is still working and has been applied?

Google LOVES a comparison table. The problem is, currently we cant use the table tool in the CloudMT editor as we get it looking great, push it live and its a garbled mess so we have to resort to an image instead with zero SEO benefit! Please can the style stripping function be modified or the table styling be permitted via css so that we can actually use this tool and get a good Google SEO win too!

"Star Buys" is not an accurate description for what are essentially "Special Offers" can the name be changed?

Currently, when a customer applies filters (e.g., size, colour) in the Find and Filter results pages and then clicks on a product to view its details, returning to the results page clears the selected filters. This forces customers to reselect the same filters, which can be frustrating and time-consuming. Requested Change: We would like the Find and Filter functionality to remember the active filters whenever a customer navigates back from a product page. For instance, if a customer selects a specific size or colour on the results page, views a product, and then goes back to the results page, the previously chosen filters should remain in place. This will enable customers to quickly continue browsing the filtered results without having to reset their preferences. Why This Matters: Improved User Experience: Retaining filter selections reduces friction, allowing customers to seamlessly continue their product search without reapplying the same filters. Reduced Abandonment: When shoppers are forced to redo filters, they may lose patience and leave the site, especially if they’re browsing multiple items. Consistency: Many modern eCommerce platforms preserve filter choices when users navigate back, which customers have come to expect as a standard feature. Better Conversion Rate: Easier navigation and uninterrupted filtering can lead to more effective product discovery and potentially higher sales. Conclusion: Preserving filter selections between page visits is a relatively straightforward but impactful improvement. We believe this enhancement will greatly improve the browsing experience and encourage customers to continue exploring products without unnecessary repetition. We appreciate your consideration and look forward to any questions or further discussions regarding this request.

Ideally would like it that when we have a sale for local stock item, and the local stock runs out, the sale price deactivates.

Starbuy seems to be an excellent way to increase the basket value at checkout and I've recently created several to try and reduce stockholding in some products ahead of the season change and them becoming heavily discounted by the usual suspects. Some of these Starbuys crossover, so customer comes to our site and adds product X to their basket, this leads them to a starbuy on product Y, which is also linked to a starbuy on product Z. At present the discount is only applied to product Y, but I would be quite happy if this customer also took product z with the discount as I've increased the basket value AND moved some of what will become a clearance line shortly which will almost certainly require a higher level of discounting in the future. Thanks