You can now plan unit costs, retail prices, and ticket values in local currencies directly within Assortment Plan — bringing the same multi-currency capability from Merchandise Plan down to the choice level in AP.

Note: Multi-currency in AP requires a feature flag and cluster currency configuration. Reach out to your Customer Success Manager to get it enabled.

Read more on the help article here.

When creating a Promotional Causal, you can now get a data-driven recommendation for the optimal promotion — and simulate different scenarios to see the expected demand impact before committing.

> Promo Impact requires initial tenant setup. Reach out to your Customer Success Manager to enable it for your organization.

The Recommended Transfer Orders grid now supports row grouping with optional, configurable aggregation. Group your Transfer Orders by any column and choose which columns to roll up into a per-group value — calculated server-side, so even large sets stay fast.

Learn more: Recommended Transfer Orders

You can now add summary widgets above the Recommended Transfer Orders grid to get a quick read on your active result set — things like how many units are in scope, how many destinations are stocked out, or the split between allocations and redistributions — without having to dig through the rows yourself.

Rate of Sales (ROS) can be calculated over multiple nonconsecutive time windows. See help article here for details of the calculations.

Open a choice and head to the tab — it now has the same option you already use on the Metrics tab. Turn it on and your actual sales get merged into the plan for periods that have already happened, so you can review size-level plans against what really sold.

The grid now supports . Instead of loading every row up front, the grid loads only the top-level groups first and fetches the rows beneath each group as you expand them.

Lazy loading currently applies when no metric filter is active — with a metric filter, the grid loads fully. Support for metric-filtered views is coming soon.

Large assortments across many locations no longer load all at once, so the Allocation Plan opens faster and stays responsive. Your numbers are identical whether lazy loading is on or off — only the loading behavior changes.

Reach out to your Customer Success team.

Learn more: Allocation Plan Performance

You can now see how much to trust each forecast method — directly in the Assortment Plan line plan grid. A new Forecast Confidence Score tells you which method, Statistical or ML, is performing best for each cluster before you plan around it.

For full details on the scoring methodology and forecast method selection, see our help documentation.

You can now remove individual products straight from the . Each product card has a new menu (the vertical "⋮" that appears on hover) with a action — so you can curate exactly which products feed a Rate of Sale calculation without leaving the preview.

Outlier or irrelevant products can skew a Rate of Sale. Removing them used to mean hand-building exclusion filters; now it's a one-click action right where you're reviewing the products — giving you a cleaner, more representative ROS with far less effort.

You can now set a minimum number of units to allocate on an Allocation Strategy, so every store gets at least that many units of a style — even when size-level minimums can't be met.