What's newin Layers

Block rule filters can now match against the anchor product, so one rule covers every vendor, season, or collection.

The block editor now walks through numbered steps, lets you drag fallback branches into order, and keeps a live preview beside the form.

Product- and cart-anchored interaction blocks have a new setting to fill sparse results with category co-purchases or keep them to the anchor’s own history.

Cart-anchored blocks now build recommendations from every product in the cart instead of only the first one.

Change the strategy on an existing recommendation block, and edit a block together with your team in real time.

A new recommendation block strategy serves the other products in a product sequence, in the order you set, so outfits and lookbooks work on product pages.

Replenish now recommends products shoppers are due to reorder, using purchase history you send and store-wide repurchase patterns.

Running a bulk action against All results for blocks or merchandising rules now shows a progress toast with a live count and a Cancel button, instead of a plain queued message.

Layers now discovers the custom parameters your storefront sends in context.custom and offers them as targetable fields across every contextual condition builder.

Add rules to Similar Products blocks that keep every recommendation matched to the anchor on product type, price, or another filterable attribute.

Recommendation blocks can now cross the product and content boundary: shop the products linked in a blog article, or surface related articles and pages from product, cart, and article blocks.

Frequently Bought Together, Viewed Then Bought, and other behavior-based blocks now rank by lift instead of raw popularity, with real fallbacks for new products.