What we changed lately, newest first.
When your store passes your plan's monthly orders, you now get a few days' notice and a one-click upgrade to the plan that fits, and your orders keep syncing the whole time so nothing is missed.
Noon's stock records name each returned item in a slightly longer form than your orders, so none were being matched; they are now, and the product cost on those returns follows what Noon put back on sale.
Your ads have their own place in the menu, right under Home, and on a phone in the bar at the bottom; Uploads is still there under More.
Your ad cost now shows what Noon billed and what is still an estimate as two parts that add up, and the Ads tab lists the free ad credit from your Noon statement so you never need to type it in.
Noon's stock records arrived in a different layout than expected, so returned items were not being checked; they are now, and the product cost on your FBN returns follows what Noon put back on sale.
On a wide screen the Refunds change on the Month to date tile was cut off at the edge; it now moves under the label when there is no room.
A switch on the Expenses page lets you see net profit without your own expenses; the P&L still lists them on their own line.
The morning email now shows yesterday, the month so far and last month as cards like your dashboard, where yesterday's sales went, your top products and how the month is pacing.
For FBN orders we now see which returned items Noon put back on sale and which failed its check, item by item, so the product cost on your returns is closer to the truth. Your returns setting covers the rest.
Tap the small ? beside a heading to read what the numbers mean, like estimated sales, ad costs or a missing product cost, without leaving the page.
SKUmargin now sends pages in a smaller, packed form and your browser keeps what it has already loaded, so pages open quicker, especially on a phone.
Tap Not sure? beside a setting that changes your profit, like returns, fee estimates or COGS, to read what it means and what most sellers pick, without leaving the page.
Tell us on your store's Costs tab whether returned items can be sold again, so their cost is not counted twice, and returned items no longer count in Units.
Each store's settings now open on Details, Connection or Costs, each saving on its own, and Connection shows when orders, settlements and ads last synced.
Add the free ad credit Noon gave you in your store settings, and the days before Noon's weekly ad bill use it instead of full price.
While Noon's free ad credit pays for your ads you still see what they really cost, and your profit counts only what you paid.
Each product now carries only what its own ads cost, and brand or display campaigns stay in your store totals instead of being spread over products.
Noon bills ads once a week, and that bill now spreads over the days it pays for, so daily profit no longer drops on bill day.
The VAT tab now says Sales (incl. VAT) where it said Gross revenue, so it matches the rest of the dashboard.
Top products on the dashboard now opens on today's sales so far, in your store's own time, and remembers the view you pick last.
On a phone, a product's orders, your expenses and your ad campaigns now show as simple cards, and wider tables scroll sideways with a fade at the edge so you can see there is more.
The app now downloads less when it opens, so pages load faster, most of all on phones.
On iPhones with the Dynamic Island the top bar and the tab bar now sit clear of the clock and the home bar, in Safari and from your home screen.
When there is nothing to compare with, the email now says which day had no sales, the ads note fits on one line, and the month's forecast waits until the 8th.
When Noon's reports disagree about an order, it now keeps the furthest step it has reached, so a delivered, returned or refunded order stays that way.
New updates now show at the top right with a count, so you can't miss them.
If ad credit covered your last ad bill, your estimated ad cost shows 0 until Noon bills you again, and if it covered part of the bill, only the part you paid is counted.
Gross profit is now your sales minus Noon fees, ads and cost of goods, and net profit is the same number as before.
Tap or hover any label on a dashboard tile to see what the number means.
Less clutter on each tile, and the comparison figure now shows only under Sales and Net profit.
Tap est. to see that the estimate is your Ad Manager spend plus VAT, the way Noon bills it, and open the tile's More view for the split.
"How your profit is worked out" walks from your sales to your net profit, one step at a time.
Your first sync now brings in up to 90 days of orders, as far back as Noon allows, and a store that missed syncs catches up on the days it missed.
Noon bills ads about once a week, so until the bill arrives we estimate your ad cost from your Ad Manager spend plus VAT and mark it est.
See your monthly VAT per store, and get an email when a product's margin drops below 10%.
Invite your team, and give them view-only access if they only need to look.
See the profit on every product, sort the list, and tap one to see its orders.
Chart sales, profit and more by day, week or month.
Noon does not pay out on cancelled orders, so they no longer count as sales.
The expenses you add now come off your net profit everywhere.
Tiles, a chart and a monthly profit and loss for your Noon store.