Logishop webshop version 2025.1

Features

1. FoxPost parcel locker and home delivery integration

Convenient FoxPost parcel locker selection and automatic order submission to the carrier’s system.

The goal of this feature is to make the shipping process simpler and faster for both customers and operators. During checkout, users can search for parcel lockers on an embedded FoxPost map, view available lockers, and select the most suitable pickup location with a single click.

In the case of home delivery, the required data is also recorded in a structured format, so no manual data completion is needed after the order is placed.

On the administration side, Logishop provides a direct connection to the FoxPost system. The integration can be configured easily in the admin interface, after which orders can be submitted to FoxPost individually. Parcel IDs are generated automatically, and the delivery status can be tracked on the order detail page.

The parcel tracking number is also displayed on the customer self-care interface in a clickable form that leads directly to the FoxPost tracking page. This results in clearer service, fewer customer support inquiries, and smoother logistics operations for the online store.

2. SSR-based performance optimisation for high traffic

Faster page load times and stable operation under high traffic with full SSR caching.

The development was based on a redesign of the SSR process. Unlike the previous implementation, user-specific data is no longer fetched during server-side rendering; handling of such data has been moved to the browser. As a result, the entire page can now be cached uniformly, allowing the frontend layer to operate stably under high load without unnecessary re-rendering.

Measurements clearly confirm the impact of these changes. With optimized SSR and a well-designed caching strategy, page load times between 400 and 500 ms can be achieved using API caching alone. These values do not degrade significantly as the number of concurrent users increases, ensuring predictable operation even under high traffic.

Server load has also been significantly reduced. Frontend and backend load values are nearly an order of magnitude lower compared to previous versions, while the number of concurrently served users has increased substantially. Based on measurements, no failed requests occur, and server load remains balanced even under heavy usage.

With frontend caching enabled, the system can serve significantly higher traffic on the same infrastructure. This provides clear benefits during campaign periods, for high-traffic B2C stores, and in complex B2B environments. Stable caching, predictable server load, and an easily scalable architecture together result in faster user experience and lower operating costs.

With this development, Logishop provides a reliable technical foundation for long-term growth without forcing the online store into performance compromises.

3. Translatable parameters

Language-specific values for string-type product parameters for more accurate multilingual product data.

This development allows text-based, that is string-type, parameter values to be defined separately for each language. Previously, multilingual parameterization was mainly handled using enum types, where values are predefined and all translations are managed centrally. In the case of string types, values appear as free text, so from now on they can be defined per product and per language.

This is especially useful when the same product is present in multiple language markets and parameter content is not just a direct translation but text adapted to linguistic or market-specific characteristics. String parameters are also advantageous when enum parameters cannot or should not be used due to limitations, such as values not being predefined, being too diverse, or changing frequently.

The behavior of string parameters has not changed: they can still be filtered, displayed on the product page, and used in variant creation. The only difference is that language-specific values are now allowed.

Translatability applies exclusively to string-type parameters. Integer and float parameters remain language-independent, as they represent numeric data whose display typically does not vary by language.

4. Renewed currency management with multi-currency pricing

Currency-specific prices or automatic conversion, aligned with the project’s business logic.

Logishop previously supported multi-currency operation. The existing solution was based on automatic price conversion, where the admin defined a conversion unit and exchange rate, and the system calculated prices displayed in different currencies accordingly.

The new feature extends this by allowing prices to be defined separately per currency. This means the Logishop is no longer limited to exchange-rate-based calculations but can store specific, business-defined prices for each active currency wherever prices were already managed, such as shipping and payment methods.

The two currency management methods are mutually exclusive: either automatic conversion is active, or currency-specific prices are used. If the project chooses currency-specific pricing, the system uses only these values, and exchange-rate-related settings are no longer displayed in the admin interface.

The selection is made at developer level in a configuration file, on a per-project basis.

The location of currency management in the admin interface has not changed, preserving the familiar setup structure. Currencies can still be managed under Dashboard → Pricing Settings → Currency Management. Here, active currencies, display settings, and statuses can be configured.

All other currency-related features remain unchanged. It is still possible to define where the currency symbol appears, what rounding is applied, how many decimal places are used, and how prices are displayed across the interface. The new solution enables more accurate pricing while retaining the benefits of the previous currency management logic.

5. Freely editable homepage information area

Flexible text content on the homepage with full CKEditor support.

The new homepage information region allows short or longer text messages to be displayed directly on the homepage. It is ideal for quickly publishing seasonal notices, holiday delivery schedules, operational announcements, or current information without additional development.

The region includes full CKEditor functionality. All formatting options available elsewhere in the admin interface are supported, including structured text, highlights, links, lists, and other content elements. This further expands homepage flexibility while ensuring a consistent editing experience.

The information block appears exclusively on the homepage. It is not visible on product pages, listing pages, or in the cart, so it does not interfere with the purchasing process while still conveying important messages in a prominent location.

The feature is available in the admin interface under Content Management → Regions. When creating a new region, the Information Block region type must be selected and named for easy identification.

The settings allow defining which segments the information region is displayed to. Visibility can be controlled separately for B2C users, B2B users, non-logged-in users, or set for all visitors. Content editing is done directly in CKEditor.

In the right-hand action panel, the status of the information region can be managed easily. It can be activated or deactivated with a single toggle, allowing quick and controlled changes to message timing and visibility without altering the homepage structure.

6. Logishop Help Centre

Searchable online knowledge base to support the Logishop admin interface and daily operations.

The goal of the help center is to enable every Logishop user to quickly and independently find answers to everyday questions. From the first steps section onward, the site provides comprehensive guides covering the admin interface, core settings, and preparations required to launch an online store.

The knowledge base also includes product management sections, where you can read detailed explanations about managing brands, parameters, templates, and variants. The help center presents step-by-step instructions on how to create and edit products, set up categories, and build lists for more efficient product grouping.

The documentation also covers order, store, and warehouse management. For example, you can learn about order statuses, see how order listing works, and understand store and warehouse relationships in detail.

The content management section includes features such as menu editing, banner and dynamic container management, media library usage, downloadable documents, and FAQ management. These tools allow you to shape the store’s appearance and content easily.

The help center also addresses user and permission management, including user data deletion, export, and status-based handling.

This page covers all key areas of using Logishop. It helps you confidently manage the store from initial setup through daily administrative tasks to advanced features, while spending less time searching for answers and more time focusing on your business goals.

More information, related materials

• The previous webshop version: 2024.4
• More webshop versions
• Logishop webshop product page
• Logishop webshop product introduction video