New: buyers download their own statement
A buyer's Finance and payments page can now show their open orders and a statement they download as PDF, so the request never reaches your inbox.
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What's new in Quay: short notes in plain language, so you know what changed and what it means for your store. RSS
Everything here is already live in the app: this is a record of what shipped, not a roadmap. Most entries come from a merchant asking for something, so if a change would make your week easier, write to us: that is genuinely how most of this list got written.
Nothing on this page needs you to do anything. Where a change does need turning on, the note says so and says where.
New: store credit on statements, never netted off the balance
A company holding store credit now sees it as its own line on the statement, outside every total, because Shopify will not let store credit settle an unpaid invoice.
New: aging and outstanding-orders reports as PDF and CSV
Two new reports: aging by company with an order count per bucket, and outstanding orders by company. On screen, printed, or as landscape PDF or CSV.
New: branded statements for any date or period, in bulk
Statements now print on your letterhead: a balance on any date or activity over a period, one company or up to 50 as one ZIP of PDFs or CSVs.
New: a Finance and payments page for your buyers
B2B buyers can now see their company's balance, due dates and credit right in their Shopify account, plus a plain explanation when checkout is restricted.
New: a Telegram message when a block gets overridden
Staff can complete a draft order past a Quay credit block. Now you get a Telegram message the moment it happens: order, company, amount, who did it.
New: credit limits right on Shopify company pages
A new card on every company page in Shopify admin shows the credit limit, balance and checkout status, with the reason spelled out. No need to open Quay.
New: block orders that go over the credit limit
Policies now have a third over-limit option: Block new orders. Any order that would push a company past its available credit is stopped at checkout.