Shopify App: connect one or more Shopify stores and keep them in step with NIZU. Products become items, customers become clients, and every order arrives with its lines, taxes, shipping, payments, shipments and refunds.
Shopify App: the stock you count in NIZU is what Shopify sells. With the Warehouse App, each Shopify location can be fed from its own warehouse folder, with a safety buffer, fixed stock and bundles.
Shopify App: ship, cancel and edit Shopify orders from NIZU, with tracking numbers and an e-mail to the customer. Each order can also get an invoice, and refunds become credit notes.
Shopify App: Shopify Payments payouts are listed for your bank check and their fees are booked as expenses. Abandoned checkouts become leads with the cart attached.
Shopify App: a "Needs attention" list, with a task for each item, when the two sides disagree an unknown product, a price changed in the wrong place, a stock difference.
Shopify orders, payouts and abandoned checkouts can be reported on in AI Reports, and AI agents can look up Shopify orders, sales and stock.
Shopify App: connect a store by signing in with Shopify no need to create a Shopify app of your own. Large catalogues are imported in one go, NIZU product photos are sent to Shopify, and a missing item can be added with the [+] next to the item picker.
Uptime Monitor: a full diagnosis for every machine that reports in. Open a machine to see a clear verdict, what needs attention with what to do about it (a disk filling up, memory running out, security updates waiting, a failed service, password guessing, an outage…), the unusual moments of the last 24 hours, 7 or 30 days, and everything that changed on it.
Uptime Monitor: install the machine agent with one copy-and-paste command. The page shows step by step how it works with an animated diagram, and turns green by itself as soon as the machine connects.
Uptime Monitor: charts of processor, memory, disk, load, network and connections over 24 hours, 7 and 30 days, with the unusual moments marked.
Uptime Monitor: Kiosk mode, a full-screen status wall for an office TV or an iPad. What is down shows first, in red. An optional link lets a TV show it without signing in.
Uptime Monitor: AI agents and Marvin can read a machine's diagnosis and answer "what is wrong with the office server?".
Updates
Uptime Monitor: a new look for the monitors list, with filters by status (online, down, machines, paused), a 24-hour uptime bar and the latest state of each machine.
Uptime Monitor: adding a monitor now asks one thing at a time: check it from outside, or let the machine report in.
Uptime Monitor: clearer settings, in four tabs: email alerts, Telegram, Kiosk mode and history.
Uptime Monitor: each machine now has its own private install link, which can be replaced at any time. Machines on the old heartbeat keep working until the new agent is installed.
Uptime Monitor: available in all 13 languages, with new step-by-step help articles.
Fix
Uptime Monitor: "Run checks now" no longer marks a machine that reports in as down just because it cannot be reached from the internet.
Uptime Monitor: a machine that reports every minute is no longer marked down by mistake between two reports.
Uptime Monitor: saving one settings tab no longer erases the settings of the other tabs (for example the Telegram bot token).
Deprecated
Uptime Monitor: the hand-installed heartbeat script of earlier versions. It keeps working for now; run the new one-line install on those machines.
