Product Updates

Target+ orders both ways, excluded products, and issues you can act on

Target+ orders now sync both ways, you can import your Target+ catalog and exclude products from listing, and marketplace feedback becomes issues you can fix where you work.

By Jay El-KaakeSeptember 30, 2026

Three weeks of updates: Target+ orders now sync both ways, you can exclude products from listing, and every problem a marketplace reports is an issue you can act on.

Target+ orders sync both ways

Target+ orders come into Osello, and your acceptances, fulfillments and cancellations go back to Target+.

Orders that arrived through Marketplace Connect link to the Shopify order you already have instead of creating a duplicate.

Import your existing Target+ listings

The new Target+ listings import, with the filters that narrow it

Pull from Target+ mirrors your Target+ catalog into Osello, including each variant's state and every problem Target is reporting.

Narrow the import by SKU, style code, Target+ status or a maximum number of listings.

Exclude a product from listing

A product page showing the Excluded badge and the Excluded from listing banner with its reason and an Include again button

Take a product off every marketplace, for good or until a date you pick. It leaves Products to List and auto-listing, and shows in Products to Unlist wherever it's live.

Including it again never re-enables listings you disabled yourself.

See what a marketplace wants you to change

The SKU report with the Changes required SKUs broken down into issue categories and, within Imagery, into background and crop issues

Marketplace feedback is now a categorized issue shown on the page where you'd fix it, and the SKU report breaks Changes required down by issue category.

A Live SKUs report for each marketplace

The Live SKUs report for a marketplace, with its SKU categories breakdown

Each marketplace has its own Live SKUs report, replacing the store-wide SKU States report, with out-of-stock SKUs split out and a minimum inventory filter.

Set field rules per category

A marketplace field page open on its Details tab, with the category picker, final settings and the instructions the AI reads listed by source

Pick a category on any marketplace field to see and set the status, fixed value and instructions the AI follows for that category's listings.

A category's settings carry down to its subcategories.

Show discounted prices on a marketplace

The Offers page showing prices and their discounts

When a product has an MSRP and a lower selling price, Osello can send both so shoppers see the sale price next to a struck-through one.

Hold stock while a marketplace decides on an order

While a marketplace decides on an order, the stock it covers is held so the same unit isn't sold twice. A Reservations page shows what's held and why.

Merge listings

Ask your marketplace's AI agent to combine several listings into a single configurable parent.

Follow and retry bulk actions

The Bulk Actions page listing three listing batches: one in progress, one partially failed and one succeeded

Every bulk operation has its own page and an indicator in the top bar, and you can retry just the rows that failed.

Notes on a listing

The notes preview on a listing, showing a sizing note and a title exception the marketplace approved

Leave free-text notes on a listing and preview them from the top of its page.

API keys with per-category scopes

The Create an API key dialog with each category's access set separately

API keys now live in account settings, and each key gets its own access per category instead of one blanket level.

Size Type fills itself in

A new field reads each variant's size and sets the size type when it's certain, such as kids, petite, tall, big or maternity.

Ask the AI how Osello works

Every agent can search and read the Help Center, so questions about Osello get answered from the documentation.

Imports and exports from the page you're on

Products and each marketplace's listings have their own imports and exports pages, with the type and marketplace already filled in.

Marketplace refunds reach Shopify

A marketplace refund now refunds and cancels the unshipped lines in Shopify, and stock goes back once the return closes.

Submit only what changed

The submit dialog skips variants that haven't changed since their last submission, and you can pick specific variants to submit.

New listings reuse your images

A new listing takes its images from another submitted listing of the same variant. A wrong-shaped image is swapped or cropped, and the crop waits for your approval.

Orders and inventory

Returns record who received and closed them, and both sync with Shopify.
Map locations to Target+ distribution centers and carriers to its shipping methods.
An order's Sync Status card shows how it's syncing and lets you change its settings.
Accepting an order checks your real stock, not the buffered quantity.

Listings

Refresh Status pulls a listing's current state and issues from the marketplace on demand.
Listing history shows one line per decision, with bulk changes collapsed into one row.
Disabled listings, inactive variants and archived products sort last.
Only live listings are flagged out of stock.

Images

Image cropping is about four times faster.
Auto crop trims background and never crops into the product.
One Update If Needed action fixes the primary image, replacing Ensure Image Meets Requirements and the per-field Crop.
Rejecting an edited image puts back the version it replaced.

Imports and exports

Export products and product variants to Excel.
Parent rows in exports carry price range, MSRP range, sizes and colors.
Leading zeros in a SKU or barcode survive a CSV import.
Listing imports can set content state and liveness.

Around the app

The back button returns you to the filtered list you were on.
Listing pages fit a phone, and tooltips open on touch.
Timestamps read "2 hours ago" instead of a raw date.
The sign-in page follows dark mode.

Changes to know about

Reconnect your Shopify store so Osello can edit orders there. Learn more
A field is now either AI Auto Detect or a fixed value. AI Fields and Off are retired, and fields that were Off are disabled. Learn more
Scheduled submissions, enables and disables are retired. An AI routine can do the same work on a schedule. Learn more
Your plan's limits and prices are fixed when you subscribe, until you change plan or billing period. Learn more

API and MCP consumers: versions 18.1.0 through 23.1.0 include breaking changes. See the change logs for September 16, September 23 and September 30.

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