Every week as a Squarespace Circle Member (sign-up if you regularly build client websites) we get the latest product updates sent to our email. We realized that even though this community is growing, there are a lot of other Squarespace users that don’t get these updates, so the Brad Good team wanted to compile the most important changes every month in a easy to read blog post.

If you are wondering about all of the new updates Squarespace released in July, read more below!

Week: June 26 to July 2.

New template variants

Squarespace added 16 new variants to the template store. Read more about them in their blog post, and see the full selection on their Templates page.

Testing: Callback support for the Commerce Advanced plan

If anyone is upgrading from a trial plan to the Commerce Advanced plan, they can now schedule a call with a Customer Care advisor who specializes in Commerce. This is a pilot feature, so details and functionality may change as we develop it.

Week: July 3 to July 9.

Third-party domains now disconnect from deleted sites

If an expired site is removed, all third-party domains mapped to it will automatically disconnect. Previously, domains would stay mapped to delete sites, and getting this fixed was tedious. Since you couldn’t log in to disconnect them yourself because the site no longer existed, you had to contact Customer Care to remove them for you.

Sort customers and orders in the Commerce app

Squarespace released a new version of the Commerce app for iOS and Android that includes sorting options for orders and customers. You and your online store clients can view orders by date and customers alphabetically or by last order date.

The Commerce app is a great tool for clients who sell products online and use our Commerce platform. Merchants find it useful for scanning shipping labels, fulfilling orders, and managing orders from anywhere. Learn more and download the app here.

Week: July 10 to July 16.

Expanded Account Dashboard views

The expanded Account Dashboard views Squarespace announced last week are now live. Click the ... icon to open a pop-up with details about the website or domain.

The information in each pop-up depends on your permissions, the type of subscription, and the status of the website. Squarespace hopes these improvements help you and your clients manage your website projects.

Testing email fields at signup

Squarespace is conducting a test where they’re asking some new customers to enter their email address twice to create an account. The goal of this test is to see if the extra confirmation reduces typos and login confusion.

Week: July 17 to July 23.

Highlights

To keep you in the loop about changes to Squarespace documentation and resources, Squarespace will occasionally recap notable additions to guides on support.squarespace.com.

Their help site is constantly updated with new information you can browse, use to troubleshoot, and get ideas for client offboarding education.

• Google says “This site may be hacked”- A new guide on why this message can appear in search engine results and steps to resolve the issue.

• Moving your site to a new domain - A new guide on how to transition a site to a new domain and how Squarespace helps avoid broken links.

• Which images display in social posts - A new guide demystifying how Squarespace helps surface the right images when you share a link to a site on Facebook. This content used to be in the Social Sharing Logo guide.

• Your Account Dashboard - A tour and an explanation of how site preview images populate in the Dashboard.