The June 2026 PowerHub update is another major step toward more complete multichannel sales automation. This release focuses on three areas that directly affect the daily work of online merchants: new sales channels, shipping operations and returns synchronisation.
In this update, we added 10 new marketplace integrations, released the beta version of the new shipping system and expanded the configuration of return data updates. In addition to new features, we also introduced a set of important fixes that improve the stability of orders, integrations, data exports and automations.
For PowerHub users, this means one thing: more sales channels available from a single panel, less manual work in order processing and greater control over post-purchase operations.
Key updates at a glance
- 10 new marketplace integrations: OnBuy, AliExpress, Vente Unique, Conforama, BUT, ZooPlus, Temu, Joom, CDON and Otto.
- New shipping system beta: a foundation for more efficient handling of shipments, carriers, labels and shipment statuses.
- Extended returns configuration: more control over which return data is updated and synchronised.
- Stability improvements: updates related to orders, phone numbers, shipment statuses, payments, automations, CSV export and Presta integration.
What is new in the June PowerHub update?
The June update was designed mainly for merchants who are expanding multichannel sales and want to add more marketplaces without creating more operational chaos.
PowerHub now supports additional marketplaces, helping merchants expand sales across global, European, regional and specialised markets.
The new shipping system beta prepares PowerHub for more advanced handling of carriers, labels, shipment statuses and tracking numbers.
Extended return update settings help merchants adjust synchronisation to their real operational process.
A package of fixes improves everyday work with orders, automations, CSV exports, integrations and status synchronisation.
New shipping system beta
We have released the beta version of the new shipping system, which will enable even more efficient handling of shipments, carriers, labels, statuses and tracking numbers in the future.
This is an important step in the development of PowerHub, because shipping is one of the most operational and time-consuming parts of order processing. Every order must not only be imported from a marketplace or online store, but also correctly packed, assigned to the right carrier, labelled, updated with a tracking number and synchronised back with the sales channel.
The new shipping system beta creates a foundation for more flexible, faster and more scalable logistics management in PowerHub. In practice, it prepares the system for more advanced shipping scenarios: multiple carrier accounts, automatic carrier selection, better shipment status management and more precise synchronisation between shipments and orders.
What does this mean for PowerHub users?
For PowerHub users, the new shipping system means greater stability and better readiness to scale logistics operations. When a business handles only a few or a dozen orders per day, creating labels manually may still seem manageable. But with higher order volumes, multiple sales channels and different delivery methods, shipping quickly becomes one of the biggest sources of delays and mistakes.
The new shipping system is designed to help reduce these problems. In the longer term, users will gain a smoother workflow with carriers, faster label generation, better shipment status monitoring and easier connection between a shipment, an order, a document and customer communication.
OnBuy integration
United Kingdom
European expansion
We added an integration with OnBuy, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
OnBuy is a marketplace originating from the United Kingdom and developed as an alternative to the largest global selling platforms. It is particularly interesting for merchants planning to expand into the UK market and other European markets. OnBuy positions itself as a seller-friendly marketplace, focused on transparency, competitiveness and the ability to sell across multiple regions.
OnBuy operates primarily as a general marketplace. This means it is not limited to one product category. Sellers can offer products from many segments, including electronics, home and garden, health and beauty, sports, toys, fashion, accessories, everyday goods and home equipment.
What does the OnBuy integration mean for PowerHub users?
With the OnBuy integration, PowerHub users can add this marketplace to their existing multichannel sales process without building a separate operational workflow.
Orders from OnBuy can be imported directly into the PowerHub Orders module, together with orders from other marketplaces and online stores. Users can work with them in the same view, using the same statuses, automatic actions, documents, shipments and communication processes.
Delivery method import helps handle OnBuy logistics correctly, while offer import and offer data synchronisation make it easier to control what is listed, at what price and with what stock availability. For merchants, this means less manual data entry, a lower risk of selling unavailable products and greater consistency across sales channels.
AliExpress integration
Cross-border sales
Alibaba Group
We added an integration with AliExpress, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
AliExpress is one of the most recognisable global marketplace platforms. It belongs to the Alibaba Group ecosystem and operates as an international B2C marketplace connecting sellers with customers across many global markets. The platform is known for its broad assortment, cross-border sales and strong recognition among buyers looking for competitive prices.
The most popular AliExpress categories include consumer electronics, mobile accessories, fashion, jewellery, beauty products, home goods, automotive accessories, tools, toys, sports products and lifestyle gadgets.
What does the AliExpress integration mean for PowerHub users?
The AliExpress integration opens the possibility of adding one of the largest global marketplaces to daily operations in a single PowerHub panel.
Thanks to order import, AliExpress orders can be processed in PowerHub in the same way as orders from other channels. Users do not have to constantly switch between panels, copy customer data, update statuses manually or separately control stock availability.
Offer synchronisation is particularly important for large-scale and highly competitive marketplaces. Merchants can maintain consistency of offer data, prices and availability, reducing the risk of errors, delays and cancelled orders.
Vente Unique integration
France
Furniture and interior design
We added an integration with Vente Unique, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
Vente Unique is a marketplace strongly associated with furniture, interior design and Home & Living products. The platform originates from France and develops sales across multiple European countries. It is especially relevant for sellers offering furniture, sofas, beds, mattresses, tables, chairs, lighting, decorations, home accessories, garden equipment and interior design products.
Unlike general marketplaces, Vente Unique attracts users who are often already focused on buying products for their home, apartment or garden. For brands offering furniture, decorations, interior equipment or bulky products, it can be a valuable channel for international expansion.
What does the Vente Unique integration mean for PowerHub users?
The Vente Unique integration allows PowerHub users to handle sales in a specialised Home & Living channel without creating a separate operational process.
This is particularly important in the furniture and interior design sector, where orders are often more complex than small-product orders. They may involve larger dimensions, different delivery methods, higher logistics costs and a greater need for accurate customer communication.
Offer import and data synchronisation help maintain control over assortment, prices and availability. If the same product is sold in an online store, a general marketplace and Vente Unique, PowerHub helps connect these channels into one process and reduce the risk of data inconsistency.
Conforama integration
France
Spain
Portugal
We added an integration with Conforama, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
Conforama is a well-known European brand in the home equipment, furniture, decoration, household appliances and consumer electronics segment. The Conforama marketplace is particularly relevant in markets such as France, Spain and Portugal, while the brand itself is associated with a broad assortment of home products and competitive pricing.
The strongest Conforama categories include furniture, beds, mattresses, sofas, living room equipment, household appliances, electronics, decorations, lighting, garden products and everyday home goods.
What does the Conforama integration mean for PowerHub users?
The Conforama integration with PowerHub allows merchants to handle sales in one of Europe’s important Home & Living channels without manually transferring orders and offer data.
Orders from Conforama can be imported into one panel, processed using the same statuses and automatic actions, and then passed further to the warehouse, carrier, ERP or online store.
Offer data synchronisation is particularly important for bulky and higher-value product categories. An error in availability, price or product parameters can result in costly cancellations, returns or customer dissatisfaction. PowerHub helps reduce this risk by centralising data and automating updates.
BUT integration
Furniture
Home appliances
Home equipment
We added an integration with BUT, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
BUT is a French brand specialising in home equipment, furniture, household appliances, decorations, multimedia and everyday living products. The BUT marketplace is particularly interesting for sellers who want to develop sales in France in categories related to home and interior design.
The main sales areas on BUT include living room, bedroom, dining room and office furniture, mattresses and bed frames, kitchen products, household appliances, consumer electronics, decorations, lighting and garden products.
What does the BUT integration mean for PowerHub users?
The BUT integration allows PowerHub users to enter a specialised French Home & Living channel without separate manual order handling.
With order import from BUT, merchants can process these orders in PowerHub together with other channels. They get one operational view, one order list and the ability to use common statuses, automatic actions, documents and shipping processes.
Delivery method import is especially important for bulky products, where delivery method, carrier and logistics cost are key to profitability. Offer synchronisation helps ensure that product data, prices and availability remain consistent with warehouse or ERP data.
ZooPlus integration
Europe
Pet products
We added an integration with ZooPlus, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
ZooPlus is one of the key European players in online pet product sales. The platform operates across many European countries and is strongly associated with pet food, animal accessories, litter, grooming products, toys, supplements and equipment for dogs, cats and other pets.
Particularly important ZooPlus categories include dry and wet dog and cat food, treats, litter, beds, scratching posts, toys, carriers, grooming accessories and products for small animals, birds, fish and horses.
What does the ZooPlus integration mean for PowerHub users?
The ZooPlus integration with PowerHub is particularly important for sellers in the pet category who want to grow in a specialised channel, not only on general marketplaces.
With order import, PowerHub users can process ZooPlus orders in one panel together with orders from their online store, general marketplaces and other channels. This is a major advantage for recurring products such as pet food, litter and accessories, which often generate repeat purchases and require strong stock control.
Offer data synchronisation helps maintain consistency of prices, availability and product information. In the pet category, this is especially important because customers often buy specific brands, flavours, sizes or products matched to the age, breed or health needs of the animal.
Temu integration
High sales dynamics
Mass-market products
We added an integration with Temu, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
Temu is one of the fastest-growing global marketplace platforms in recent years. It is known for a very broad assortment, low prices, intensive promotional activity and strong consumer recognition. Temu develops sales in many countries, including European markets.
The Temu marketplace covers a wide range of categories: fashion, accessories, electronics, beauty products, home equipment, kitchen products, tools, garden, toys, pet products, sports, automotive and many everyday goods.
What does the Temu integration mean for PowerHub users?
The Temu integration with PowerHub enables users to process orders from a dynamically growing sales channel in an organised way.
For users, this means that Temu orders can be imported directly into the PowerHub Orders module and processed together with orders from other channels. This is especially important for high-volume marketplaces, where manual handling quickly becomes inefficient.
Offer import and synchronisation help control availability, prices and product data. In highly competitive channels with fast sales dynamics, even small synchronisation errors can lead to cancelled orders, delays or customer service issues.
Joom integration
Mobile-first
Europe
We added an integration with Joom, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
Joom is a marketplace with a strong cross-border and mobile-first character. The platform developed as a shopping application and marketplace offering products from many categories, often at attractive prices and with international delivery.
The platform is known for the important role of its mobile app, a broad product assortment and categories such as fashion, accessories, electronics, home and kitchen products, beauty, footwear, automotive, tools, toys and lifestyle products.
What does the Joom integration mean for PowerHub users?
The Joom integration with PowerHub allows merchants to include this channel in one central sales management process.
With order import, PowerHub users can process Joom orders without manually copying data. Delivery method import supports correct logistics handling, while offer synchronisation helps maintain current prices, stock levels and product data.
For companies selling products across many marketplaces, Joom can be another international expansion channel. PowerHub helps avoid a situation where every new marketplace means another panel, another manual process and another source of operational risk.
CDON integration
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Finland
We added an integration with CDON, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
CDON is one of the key marketplaces in the Nordic region. The platform operates mainly in markets such as Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland. The Nordic region is attractive for eCommerce because of its high level of online shopping, digitally mature consumers, strong trust in digital payments and high expectations around service quality.
CDON covers many categories, including electronics, home, media, gaming, fashion, beauty, sports, toys and lifestyle products. For European sellers, it can be a valuable channel for entering Scandinavia.
What does the CDON integration mean for PowerHub users?
The CDON integration with PowerHub makes it easier to sell in Nordic markets without building a separate operational backend.
With order import from CDON, merchants can process sales from this marketplace in one PowerHub panel. This means the same statuses, the same automation rules, document generation, shipment handling and sales channel data updates.
Offer data synchronisation is particularly important in international sales. Differences in prices, currencies, availability, delivery times or product parameters can affect service quality and seller ratings. PowerHub helps maintain offer consistency and reduce the need for manual data updates.
Otto integration
Major marketplace
Home, fashion, electronics
We added an integration with Otto, enabling the import of orders, delivery methods and offers, as well as offer data synchronisation.
Otto is one of Germany’s largest eCommerce players and one of the most important sales platforms in the German market. Otto.de operates as a major marketplace and online store with strong recognition among German consumers. The platform has a broad product offering and a strong position in one of Europe’s largest economies.
Otto is especially relevant for sellers who want to develop sales in Germany. The platform covers many categories: home and garden, furniture, fashion, electronics, beauty, sports, everyday goods, interior equipment and lifestyle products.
What does the Otto integration mean for PowerHub users?
The Otto integration with PowerHub allows merchants to process orders from one of Germany’s most important marketplaces from a single operational panel.
With order import, PowerHub users can process Otto orders together with orders from other marketplaces and online stores. This means less manual switching between systems and greater control over the entire fulfilment process.
Delivery method import helps manage logistics correctly, while offer data synchronisation makes it possible to maintain current prices, stock availability and product information. In the German market, where data quality and timely fulfilment are very important, automating these elements can directly support better customer service.
Extended return update settings
We expanded the configuration of order return data updates, giving users more control over data synchronisation.
Returns are one of the most demanding processes in eCommerce. They require correct import of information from a marketplace or online store, status updates, customer communication, control of products returning to the warehouse, possible correction document creation and stock restoration.
Extended return update settings make it possible to better adjust synchronisation to the merchant’s real process. Not every company wants to update all data in the same way. Some users need full automation, while others prefer to keep more control over selected stages.
What does this mean for PowerHub users?
For PowerHub users, extended return update settings mean more flexibility and a lower risk of unwanted data changes.
You can better control which return information should be updated and which should remain under manual control. This is especially important for companies that handle multiple sales channels, different return policies, different warehouses or different complaint models.
In practice, this means greater confidence that data in PowerHub will match your operational process. Merchants gain better control over return status, information flow and the relationship between a return, an order, a document and warehouse stock.
Fixes introduced in this update
In addition to new features, we introduced a package of fixes that improve the stability of everyday work in PowerHub. These may seem like technical changes, but in practice they have a direct impact on daily order operations.
Improved recipient phone number processing
We improved phone number parsing in orders, so phone numbers no longer block shipment creation.
For users, this means fewer situations where an order cannot move to the shipping stage because a phone number was not recognised correctly. This is especially important in international sales, where phone numbers may have different formats, country prefixes and lengths.
Improved shipment status mapping
We fixed shipment status mapping displayed in order details.
For users, this means clearer information about what is happening with a parcel. Correct shipment statuses help teams react faster to delays, delivery problems or customer questions.
Improved information in the “Payments” tab
We improved the display of information about the active trial period and outstanding balance in the “Payments” tab.
For users, this means greater transparency in PowerHub billing. Information about the trial, balance and payment status is important for account administrators, subscription managers and finance teams.
Improved handling of custom events
We fixed the limitation of custom event availability on the order list to statuses selected in the configuration.
Custom events are an important part of personalising work in PowerHub. They allow the system to be adjusted to the merchant’s individual process, instead of forcing the company to work according to a rigid scheme.
Fixed the “Marketplace account” condition
We removed an error related to selecting the “Marketplace account” condition in automatic actions.
This is an important fix for companies managing many sales accounts. The “Marketplace account” condition allows users to create automations based on a specific account, not only on the entire sales channel.
Fixed order export to CSV
We fixed an error that occurred during order export to CSV files.
CSV export is often used for reporting, analysis, accounting, operational control or data transfer to other tools. With this fix, users can more smoothly download order data and use it in reports and analytical processes.
Improved order update configuration
We fixed an error that prevented users from disabling order data updates.
For users, this means more control over when and how order data is updated. In some processes, disabling updates is necessary to preserve manually entered changes or protect a specific stage of order handling.
Improved display of shipment number synchronisation
We fixed the display of active shipment number synchronisation on the integrations list.
For users, this means clearer information about which integrations synchronise tracking numbers. This is especially important in marketplace sales, where the tracking number often needs to be sent back to the sales channel so the order can be correctly marked as shipped.
Improved status configuration for Presta
We fixed the configuration of status changes for the Presta integration.
For users working with Presta, this means more stable status synchronisation between PowerHub and the store. Statuses are one of the most important elements of the order process because they inform the team, the customer and external systems about the current fulfilment stage.
What does the June update mean for merchants?
The June PowerHub update is highly relevant for merchants who are developing multichannel sales and want to increase the number of channels without increasing operational complexity.
The new integrations open access to marketplaces with very different profiles: from global platforms such as AliExpress and Temu, through specialised Home & Living channels such as Vente Unique, Conforama and BUT, to regional and specialist marketplaces such as CDON, Otto and ZooPlus.
As a result, PowerHub becomes an even stronger sales management centre. Merchants can test new markets, launch additional channels, diversify order sources and still keep one operational panel for orders, offers, deliveries, documents, statuses and returns.
The biggest value for users
- More sales channels from one panel — without the need to work in multiple separate systems every day.
- Less manual work — thanks to order, delivery method and offer data import.
- Greater offer control — through synchronisation of offer data, prices and availability.
- Better readiness to scale — new integrations help test new markets without rebuilding the entire operational process.
- More stable order handling — thanks to fixes related to shipments, CSV, statuses, automations and Presta.
Summary
The June 2026 PowerHub update includes:
- 10 new marketplace integrations,
- a beta version of the new shipping system,
- extended return update configuration,
- fixes improving the stability of orders, automations, exports and integrations.
New integrations with OnBuy, AliExpress, Vente Unique, Conforama, BUT, ZooPlus, Temu, Joom, CDON and Otto open new expansion opportunities for merchants: global, European, regional and specialised.
PowerHub continues to develop toward a single operational centre for eCommerce — a place where marketplaces, online stores, warehouses, carriers, returns and automations work together in one structured process.
If you sell across multiple channels or plan to enter new marketplaces, the June update gives you more tools to do it faster, more safely and with greater control over the entire sales process.
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