by Thien Trinh Duc | Jul 31, 2026 | Engineering Deep Dives
Every team has that one “small script”. You know the one. It starts as: “just normalize some SKUs” Then becomes: “also fix categories” “also map attributes” “also call this API” “also log everything” “also retry but not too much” “also, please don’t break on weekends”...
by Tuyen Nguyen | Jun 30, 2026 | Engineering Deep Dives
Channel onboarding has a long-standing “classic” workflow: read a wiki page copy credentials into a config file set 14 environment variables run a script discover you missed variable #11 repeat until you achieve enlightenment (or madness) That’s not a rite of passage...
by Thien Trinh Duc | May 31, 2026 | Engineering Deep Dives
Most “AI features” today fall into one of two categories: A chat widget taped onto the side of a product A content generator that writes… more content Useful sometimes. Rarely operational. Commerce operations are a different beast. They’re messy, time-sensitive, and...
by Dinh Vo | Apr 30, 2026 | Engineering Deep Dives
A commerce integration is basically a factory line. products enter the line rules, transforms, enrichments happen results leave the line every once in a while something catches fire In the “classic” world, factories get optimized with time studies: where do workers...
by Nhi Ngo | Mar 31, 2026 | Engineering Deep Dives
You know the classic debugging ritual: Something breaks on a marketplace at 02:00. You open logs. You search for an order ID. You find five different “order IDs” because *everything* uses a different identifier. You start guessing. It’s a proud tradition. It’s also…...
by Marc Costea | Feb 28, 2026 | Product Updates
A platform reaches a certain point where “features” aren’t the bottleneck anymore. Operations is. You can have the best pipeline logic in the world, but if teams can’t: manage credentials safely inspect and control queue storages configure routing logic without fear...
by Dinh Vo | Jan 31, 2026 | Product Updates
Every integration engineer has done this dance: change a mapping run the pipeline wait see a failure change a field run again wait again discover the failure is in a completely different step It’s not that we love it. It’s just how pipelines have traditionally been...
by Tuyen Nguyen | Dec 31, 2025 | Product Updates
Commerce marketplaces are not playgrounds. If you’ve integrated with them long enough, you learn a cautious habit: Never create or overwrite things by accident. December’s connector work embraces that cautious, battle-earned mindset with an important milestone:...
by Man T. Huu | Nov 30, 2025 | Product Updates
Every integration platform eventually faces the same moment. A pipeline fails in production. Not in a “dev environment” way. In a “customers are waiting and the marketplace clock is ticking” way. At that moment, the platform needs two qualities: Honest error handling...
by Carina Müller | Oct 31, 2025 | Product Updates
There’s a reason airports don’t hand you your suitcase and say: “Please carry this through every checkpoint yourself.” They give you a claim ticket. That’s the essence of the Claim Check pattern – a classic enterprise integration trick that becomes increasingly...
