What’s new
A running log of significant updates to Sideboard and these docs.
2026-09
New: your home page is now a dashboard. Opening Sideboard used to tell you nothing about your own week. It now shows sales and orders across Shopify, eBay and CardTrader day by day, stacked by channel — hover or tap any day for the split. Alongside it: what your stock is worth and how that moved, and chips for whatever is waiting on you (orders to ship, buylist offers to review, a payment to fix). Sales is what each channel reports it took, before fees, for the seven complete days ending yesterday; today is drawn separately as “so far today”. Days are counted in your store’s time zone, not UTC. Rolling out to stores now.
New: find anything with ⌘K. Press ⌘K (Ctrl K on Windows) anywhere in Sideboard, or use the Search item in the sidebar, and search across every catalogue you subscribe to, your own stock, your customers, your orders, and the settings pages themselves. Each result opens where the thing actually lives — an inventory hit lands on that inventory already filtered to the card. See Find anything with ⌘K.
New: scan cards straight into inventory, and file them in bins. Inventory → Import / Export → Scan cards: drop in scanned images, each one is read and matched to your catalogue, and you review finish, condition and quantity before anything commits. A weak read becomes a choice for you, never a silently wrong card. Paired with bins — a scan batch fills a numbered box, every card takes a slot in it, sales draw from bins oldest-first, and your pick list prints the box and slot to walk to. Rolling out to stores now.
New: your listings publish to every sales channel you run. A new listing used to reach your Online Store and stop there — Point of Sale, the Shop app, Google & YouTube, Facebook & Instagram all stayed empty unless you published to each one by hand. Listings now go to every channel your store runs, including any you add later, and your existing catalogue is brought up to each one, a store at a time. If you sell at a counter, your catalogue is now on your POS.
Improved: Games Workshop and Citadel. Warhammer boxed sets, kits and books, plus the Citadel paint and tool range — stocked, priced, buylisted and synced to your storefront alongside your cards. Both catalogues now come from a live retailer feed, so current product is there (10th and 11th edition included) with box art and, where the retailer publishes one, a barcode you can scan. Prices come from Games Workshop’s own published price for your region, so a box is priced at what GW charges where you are rather than a converted US price.
Improved: Support, rebuilt around your conversations. Support sits beside Settings at the bottom of your sidebar, and opens on Your conversations — the ones that most need your attention, unread first, with a preview of the last thing said. Start one with New conversation; you get an acknowledgement the moment you send it, our replies land in the same thread and in your inbox, and a conversation you have not read is marked until you open it. Everyone on your team sees the same conversations, so nothing gets reported twice.
2026-08
New: sell on eBay. Connect eBay, see what it still needs from you, preview exactly what we would list (titles, categories, prices, what each nets after fees), then publish. After that it runs itself: newly stocked cards list overnight without anyone pressing Publish, prices and quantities push as they change, orders come back and your stock goes down. Sealed product lists too. Fees are modelled from what eBay actually charges — including the tax they charge on their own commission — and Sideboard refuses settings that would sell a card below what it costs you to ship it. Available to stores we have switched on; ask us if you would like it.
New: print a day’s orders in one go. Paid Shopify and eBay orders become a 4x6 address label per order, one merged pick list for the whole batch walked in game → set → collector-number order, and a customer slip — one print job to one label printer. Every order gets a number that appears on its label, its slip and beside each of its pick lines, so nothing gets mixed up. Two orders to the same buyer merge into one envelope, which is worth roughly 7.6% fewer envelopes. Rolling out to stores now.
New: Sideboard Daily. One email each morning: what sold yesterday across eBay, Shopify and CardTrader, what each of them took, the biggest market movers sitting in your stock, and anything you are pricing below market. Fees come from each channel’s own records rather than a formula, and where a channel will not tell us what it charged you see a dash rather than a number we made up. Available to stores we have switched on.
New catalogues: Pokémon Japan and Palworld. Pokémon Japan is free with your Pokémon catalogue — 450 sets, singles and sealed, around 30,000 products, priced in USD so there is nothing to convert, and you do not need to do anything to switch it on. Palworld joins as a catalogue of its own. Both stock, price, buylist and sync to your storefront exactly like every other game.
Improved: the inventory and buylist table, rebuilt. One table now serves inventory and buylists across every catalogue, so an improvement anywhere arrives everywhere. Save a set of filters as a group and star it to land on it, share a view by copying the URL, press / to jump to search, filter by treatment, and read a clipped value by hovering it. On a phone you now see four cards where two used to fit — each row is 185px instead of about 251px — and the search box finally has a clear button, which it never had on any device. Rolling out to stores now.
New: the Events Calendar is free with any catalog. Running events is no longer a paid add-on for stores that subscribe to a catalog — Calendar is in your sidebar at no extra charge. Create one-off or recurring events, take public sign-ups without asking anyone to make an account, run the roster, and sell tickets through your own Shopify checkout and POS. If you bought the calendar standalone and later subscribed to a catalog, the charge is removed and the unused time credited automatically. The $150/month price now applies only to a store running the calendar with no catalog at all. See Events Calendar and Billing.
2026-07
New catalogues: Digimon, Grand Archive and Union Arena. Three more games to stock, price and sell, with full catalogues, live market pricing, buylists and Shopify sync, exactly like every other game. New sets arrive on their own.
2026-06
New: Support — report and track issues in-app. Report a bug or request a feature, then follow it from “Submitted” to “Resolved” right inside Sideboard: live status, a two-way conversation with our team, and a notification bell + email when there’s an update. See Reporting & Tracking Issues.
2026-05
New: 30-day free trial on your first catalog. Every new store gets 30 days of full access to its first catalog before the first invoice. Card required at signup; cancel anytime before trial ends. See Billing.
New: Presale support across the whole platform. Presale-flagged products are now visible in the catalog with a badge, excluded from customer-facing buylists, tagged on Shopify, and excluded from CardTrader. The flag clears automatically on release day. See Selling presale products.
New: CardTrader integration. Push your in-stock inventory to the European TCG marketplace and process orders bidirectionally. See CardTrader overview.
New: Disney Lorcana support. Full catalog + market pricing live. See Disney Lorcana.
New: Gundam Card Game support. Full catalog + market pricing live. See Gundam.
New: Pokémon support. Full catalog including finishes (Holofoil, Reverse Holofoil) + vintage edition stamps. See Pokémon.
New: Yu-Gi-Oh! support. Full catalog with 650+ sets, edition-aware pricing. See Yu-Gi-Oh!.
Improved: Live catalog refresh. New sets land automatically as TCGPlayer publishes them. Slack alerts available — see Receiving Slack alerts.
Improved: Buylist quantity rules. New up_to_max mode lets you target a stock level rather than just a fixed quantity per card. See Quantity rules.
2026-03
New: Self-serve billing. Subscribe and manage games yourself via Settings → Billing. See Billing.
Earlier
The docs system was bootstrapped from internal architecture docs at the end of 2025. Earlier product changes aren’t documented here but are reflected in the current state of the guide.
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