GrandNode 2.0 - 1.0.0-beta - release

Today is the day when we publish the very first beta version of GrandNode 2.0. Check the details related to the newest version of our new e-commerce platform!

Say hello to Headless Commerce!

Separated frontend and backend? API available out of the box? We have it all. Check the GrandNode v2 and learn how we brought the headless convention to the best e-commerce platform on the market.

GrandNode v2 - Catalog Management

Look at the new catalog management methods. GrandNode v2 brings a new light to that processes. Check how to manage products, categories, brands and collections!

GrandNode v2 - Bundling & Minification

We've implemented a totally new mechanism to handle bundling and minification. In GrandNode v2 you are able to combine every JS and CSS file that is available in your project. Furthermore, this process is automated and made during the build process. 

GrandNode v2 - Multi-tenancy

Multi-tenancy in GrandNode v2 is something that should be definitely mentioned before the official release. If you've learned about our multi-tenant in GrandNode v1, it's definitely time to get to know what we did in GrandNode v2.

GrandNode v2 - Orders Management

Welcome to GrandNode v2. It’s the best time to reveal cards. In today's article, you will learn how orders management looks like in the new GrandNode. Our platform is the most advanced e-commerce platform on the market, so we have to deliver the tool, which will be flexible and customizable for workflows in every company. It gives elastic management of the online stores.

GrandNode 4.90.0 - Sales Employees

Sales employees, sales agents, salespersons? Call them whatever you like. But since version 4.90.0 you can provide your employees with a limited administration panel, assign clients to them and payout the commissions.

Ecommerce migration - the ultimate guide to replatforming ecommerce

Ecommerce migration was always a topic worth considering. From a psychological point of view, it's a process that may generate a little headache for everyone. People don't like changes, no matter if it's their private or professional life. If you are using Windows, it will be hard to force yourself to use Linux. If you are an Apple evangelist on a daily basis, it will be very difficult to convince you to use Android phones. e can multiply such examples. The same can be introduced into ecommerce. If something works, maybe not perfect, but fine, it will be very difficult to convince you to change the server or platform. It is connected with leaving the comfort zone, so popular in the sphere of personal trainers.