Changelog · shipped continuously

What’s new on Turis

The latest features and improvements landing in production — a rolling list, newest first.

  1. Storefront Aug 5, 2026 2 min

    Storefront Designer — drag-and-drop layouts, powered by your own data

    Design your B2B storefront with a no-code drag-and-drop editor. Pull in standard or custom fields, tune presentation with settings, and one dynamic layout renders right for every product and buyer.

  2. Stock Jul 14, 2026 1 min

    Stock Management — inventory that keeps up with your orders

    Multi-location stock kept as a ledger of movements: accurate levels, per-buyer availability, incoming stock, stock rules, and a full audit trail, so you never oversell.

  3. Tippy Jun 23, 2026 1 min

    Agentic bulk upload: share any file, Tippy maps it to Turis

    Stop reshaping export files to fit a template. Share any product file and Tippy analyzes its columns, maps them to your Turis structure, and even downloads and assigns linked images. Bulk upload, done by the agent.

  4. Vision Jun 18, 2026 1 min

    Vision AI reads PDF order forms inside Turis

    Vision now ingests PDF purchase orders directly — no separate inbox, no copy-paste, no manual SKU matching. Buyers keep emailing the same PDFs; you get clean, ERP-ready orders in the Turis inbox in seconds.

  5. Pulse May 21, 2026 1 min

    Pulse — B2B email automation, live in Turis

    Pulse turns real B2B buying signals (reorder cadence, cart abandonment, account inactivity) into timely, contextual messages — without a separate ESP and without the sync lag.

  6. Tippy Apr 16, 2026 1 min

    Tippy AI — tell Turis to take action, ask Turis anything

    The AI working layer inside Turis. Describe a task and Tippy carries it out across your catalog, pricing, and orders. Ask a question and Tippy answers from live data.

  7. Storefront Mar 12, 2026 1 min

    Multi-region storefront — one tenant, many markets

    Run multiple regions out of one Turis tenant — distinct pricing, language, tax, and shipping per market. No more standing up a separate store per geography.