Sushinet

Undo History · Changelog

What's new in Undo History

Every change that affects your product history, newest first.

Editing a flagging rule now shows a save bar, so a change is never left unsaved by accident

  • Editing an alarm threshold or switch shows the standard Save/Discard bar at the top of the page the moment something changes, instead of relying on you to notice and press a page button.
  • Discard restores the page to how it was before you touched it; Save applies exactly what the bar shows, nothing more.

Paying for Undo History now also earns you extra tagging capacity in Rules2Tag

  • Subscribing to Unlimited earns you 1,000 extra tag updates a month in Rules2Tag, our tagging app, for as long as you hold it. A trial counts.
  • Shown on the plan page both as a reason to upgrade and, once you qualify, as a note telling you you have already earned it.

Live on the Shopify App Store

  • Undo History is approved and published — you can install it from the Shopify App Store.
  • Everything below shipped ahead of that date and has been running unchanged.

Core feature set complete — in development, not yet on the App Store

  • Records every change to price, title, description, status, inventory policy, tags and vendor.
  • Eleven built-in alarms — price drops, unpublishing, overselling, cleared sales, keystroke slips and more — each its own switch, six on by default.
  • A flagged change carries the rule that matched, written as a sentence, not a bare icon.
  • One-click undo that reverses a single recorded change and nothing else.
  • Recovers a permanently deleted product as a new product, rebuilt from the fields it tracked.
  • No customer data read, stored or shared — access is read_products and write_products only.
  • Free (30 days of history) and Unlimited ($6.99/month, 14-day trial, history that never ages out) — the same price on every Shopify plan.

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