Newsletter campaigns, back-in-stock emails and blog post translations

Pick a preset audience with live subscriber counts, feature products in the body, and schedule the send through a durable workflow that fires whether or not anyone is watching. Test sends go to any address you name, and a readiness checklist now tells you what's still missing instead of a guard that blocked you from building the campaign at all.

Back-in-stock emails

Customers who asked to be told when a sold-out variant returns get an email the moment stock comes back. A shopper who would otherwise have drifted elsewhere gets pulled back without anyone on your team remembering to follow up.

Per-locale blog post translations

Blog posts carry a translation per locale, and published posts are picked up by the store translation workflow alongside the rest of your content.

Also shipped

Hyperlinks in product descriptions — point at a size guide, a material spec or a companion product from inside the description
Legacy Storebuilder stores convert in place — move a Storebuilder store onto the AI Builder without rebuilding it from scratch
Unsubscribe link and List-Unsubscribe headers on welcome and coupon-expiry emails

Fixes

[ai]AI assistant dashboard links follow the real admin navigation
[ai]AI assistant provisions the Builder sandbox instead of refusing the store
[checkout]Ship /account messages to the checkout client
[emails]Don't skip the merchant order confirmation when the customer email dedupes
[emails]Let product names wrap in the order confirmation
[emails]Skip abandoned-cart recovery email for unsubscribed recipients
[emails]Wrap raw Resend error objects in real Errors
[newsletters]Close race windows in the send/delete state machine
[newsletters]Compare schedule instants, not strings, in the fire-time guard
[newsletters]Settle the editor on the row a test send or schedule created
[newsletters]Surface a missing store address in test sends
[posts]Re-host images supplied through the API
[storefront]Unsubscribe via an explicit action, not a page-render side effect