Sana Commerce Cloud 1.159
Release date: November 12, 2026
Learn about improvements and bug fixes in this release.
Not every release comes with new features, but we're always working behind the scenes to improve Sana Commerce Cloud. From boosting performance and reliability to fixing bugs and refining the user experience, each update helps make Sana Commerce Cloud better. We also include essential security updates to keep your data and our system safe. All of these improvements lay the groundwork for a stable, secure, and scalable platform. At the same time, we are working on new functionality that will be included in future releases.
What’s New?
Allowed Shipping Address for Shop Accounts
You can now restrict a shop account to one shipping address using the new Allowed shipping address field on the shop account details page in Sana Admin. In this field, you can select one of the customer’s billing or shipping addresses. The selected address is the only address available to the logged-in customer during checkout and in the address book on the Account details page in the Sana webstore.
This is useful for companies with multiple locations, such as offices or stores, that use separate shop accounts in Sana and place orders independently. By assigning a specific shipping address to each shop account, you make sure that every location can only place orders for delivery to its own address.
The Allowed shipping address field is not shown in Sana Admin by default. If you want to use it, contact your Sana Commerce representative to enable it for your webstore.
For more information, see Shop Accounts and Customer Shipping Address.
Bug Fixes
One of the benefits of the minor releases on a regular basis is that you constantly receive bug fixes. Below you can see the list of some bugs that we fixed in this release. We do not add all bug fixes, but only the most important ones, since there are many technical fixes, minor design fixes, or performance-related fixes that we do not add to the release notes.
- Fixed an issue that prevented customers from placing orders when required checkout header fields, such as the Reference number field on the Order overview page, were displayed and populated.
- Fixed an issue where links to other product groups in a product group description were not resolved correctly when the referenced product groups linked to each other.
- Fixed an issue preventing customers from placing orders in one-step checkout when the only available shipping address was neither automatically selected nor available for manual selection.
- Fixed an issue where the Product data export scheduled task displayed a misleading log message when multiple export add-ons were configured with different product sets.
- Fixed an issue where, after switching between the old and new visual designer in either direction, pages already open in the visual designer kept the previous mode and showed the wrong designer’s controls until the page was reloaded.
- Fixed an issue where the alert was not displayed on the Product list pages page in Sana Admin after a product list page’s visibility was changed, with the new visual designer turned on.
- Fixed an issue where the Key digital business metrics widget in the Commerce Console showed the repeat online order rate too high because an order with several invoice lines was counted as several orders.
Stay tuned for upcoming release notes to discover more improvements and new functionality coming to Sana Commerce Cloud.
