Mage2Plenty v3.15 is a reliability release built from three live client incidents. The headline: the API client now respects PlentyONE's throttling contract - it honours the Retry-After header and backs off instead of failing the moment a rate limit is hit, which was stranding high-volume stock corrections against PlentyONE's per-minute write limit. Alongside it, order collection no longer aborts with "Invalid data for insert" when a batch mixes orders that have an external order reference with ones that don't, removing a special price in PlentyONE now removes it in Magento (opt-in), and two CLI commands stop breaking bin/magento list.

Mage2Plenty v3.14 closes a class of silent-lost-sales bugs and makes manual operations behave the way operators expect. The headline: stock status now heals itself. Under Magento 2.4.7+ MSI, the indexed stock status is an event-driven cache that a reindex deliberately never rebuilds - one missed salability event and an in-stock product stays "out of stock" forever, with no error anywhere. v3.14 detects and repairs that drift automatically. On the order side, manual exports act immediately (no more settling-period defer for the admin button), booked PlentyONE orders are protected from address churn, and the import pipeline stops flagging clean orders, duplicating tracking numbers, and erroring on order types it was never meant to handle. Rounding it out: the API client recovers from revoked refresh tokens on its own, and manufacturer sync gets its own collection watermark.

Mage2Plenty v3.13 is an order-sync correctness release. Every PlentyONE order now keeps a durable external identity - the original marketplace/manual order reference is preserved in its own column, surfaced in the admin grid, and used as an idempotency key that puts an end to duplicate PlentyONE orders on export retries. Sales channels are now told straight end-to-end: channel 0 (manual entry) survives import, grid rendering and the export filter, and Magento-origin orders get stamped with the real referrer once exported. Order import learns to wait: invoices and shipments blocked by a transient Magento state (payment review, on-hold) are deferred and retried instead of being silently lost. Rounding it out: stock-drift detection stops alarming on SKUs you deliberately don't sync, the item-mapping integrity check stops crying wolf, and the admin menu completes the Byte8 rebrand.

Mage2Plenty v3.12 puts you in control of what syncs and when. Product-to-item mapping is now a first-class, reusable service you can run on a schedule, on demand from the admin, or from the CLI - and it finally reports the truth instead of claiming success while mapping nothing. Order import gains two gates so you can scope a sync to the PlentyONE statuses and creation window you actually care about. Rounding it out: a batch of catalog-import hygiene fixes (no more duplicate attribute options, manufacturer casing preserved) and three order-import correctness fixes - including order properties that now actually persist.

Mage2Plenty v3.11 teaches the order sync to speak bundles in both directions. PlentyONE sets now import as native Magento bundle products, Magento bundle orders now export as proper PlentyONE sets (parent + linked components), and the pricing is mirrored from each side's model so mixed component VAT is preserved and totals never double-count. Set-export is now on by default for new profiles. The release also ships three targeted fixes for Adobe Commerce staging and property-group export.

Mage2Plenty v3.10 adds an automatic stock-drift detection, auto-fix and weekly report suite that keeps Magento and PlentyONE physical quantities in agreement, eliminates plenty_stock_export_queue deadlocks under concurrent load, and makes incremental sync noticeably faster by indexing the collected_at watermark on every mirror table. It also hardens routine maintenance with batched, memory-safe cleanup across history, queue and orphaned stock.

Mage2Plenty v3.9 makes the Magento → PlentyONE order export wait for asynchronous payments to settle before syncing, gives the order import control over Magento's new-order emails, and adds a CLI to clean up stock that gets double-counted across PlentyONE storage locations.

Mage2Plenty v3.8 makes the PlentyONE → Magento order import safer around payments, and gives the stock import a meaningful efficiency and correctness pass — including a fix for a query that could full-scan the reservation table on every call.

Mage2Plenty v3.7 is a focused maintenance release that hardens the PlentyONE → Magento order import path so orders keep getting created when shipping or payment data is incomplete, adds order-tag constants to the REST API surface, and ships a follow-up fix for the delta-mode stock export introduced in v3.6.

We're pleased to announce Mage2Plenty v3.6, which closes the Magento → PlentyONE direction of the stock-sync story. The connector previously imported stock from PlentyONE; it can now also push Magento's physical-stock changes back to PlentyONE in real time, with a new delta correction mode that preserves Amazon, eBay, and other Plenty-side channel deductions instead of overwriting them. The release ships an event-driven producer pipeline, an MQ consumer, a cron drainer, an hourly drift reconciler, a structured CLI surface, and three configurable bootstrap policies for the day-zero alignment question.