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Release notes

Last update: Wed Feb 18 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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The following release notes contain updates to Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service.

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If you are using Adobe Commerce on-premises or Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, see the Adobe Commerce release notes.

February 2026 - release #2 latest

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The following items are currently available in Sandbox environments of Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service and will be released to Production environments on February 24, 2026.

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Send context fields with commerce events

Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service now supports context fields in event payloads, allowing you to include data that is not part of the event by default.

Subscribe to quote item save events using a new webhook

The observer.sales_quote_item_save_before webhook is now available in Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service. Use it to run logic before a quote item is saved.

Enhancements and bug fixes

The following selected enhancements, optimizations, and bug fixes are included in this release:

  • Fixed an error that could cause display issues in the Commerce Admin product list. The product list now limits the number of shared catalogs displayed to improve performance.

  • Fixed a GraphQL error that could prevent adding customizable gift cards to the cart.

Additional release notes

Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service contains the latest versions of merchandising services, payment services, and extensibility releases. Use the following links to view the release notes for each:

Services
Extensibility
Storefront
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February 2026 - release #1

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The following items were released to Production environments of Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service on February 10, 2026.

Customize shipping methods and view Admin reports

The following enhancements were made to the Commerce Admin:

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Capture custom invoice amounts through the REST API

The Invoice API now supports custom capture amounts using extension attributes.

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Due to legal restrictions, the custom capture amount is only available in the North American (NA) region and other regions where payment overcapture is permitted.

Enhancements and bug fixes

The following selected enhancements, optimizations, and bug fixes are included in this release:

  • Fixed the Coupon Grid filter to display all custom coupons created through the API or by importing.

  • Fixed an issue in the Storefront Compatibility B2B Package where the setNegotiableQuoteShippingAddress mutation did not save manually entered addresses to the customer’s address book, even when save_in_address_book was set to true.

  • Resolved an issue where product images were not displaying properly in Edge Delivery Services due to corrupted no_selection values in custom attributes related to asset roles.

  • Resolved an issue preventing federated user accounts with null first name or last name values from accessing the Commerce Admin.

  • Simplified the Asset Selector configuration by automatically providing region-specific IMS Client IDs. Merchants no longer need to submit support tickets to configure Asset Selector for mapping product category images with assets. The system now automatically uses dedicated IMS Client IDs based on the Commerce region.

  • Various performance and optimization improvements.

Additional release notes

Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service contains the latest versions of merchandising services, payment services, and extensibility releases. Use the following links to view the release notes for each:

Services
Extensibility
Storefront
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January 2026

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The following items were released to Production environments of Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service on January 20, 2026.

B2B drop-ins

The following changes were made to B2B drop-in components:

  • Commerce Storefront on Edge Delivery Services now includes B2B drop-in components. The following B2B drop-ins are now available:

    • Company management - Enables company profile management and role-based permissions for Adobe Commerce storefronts.
    • Company switcher - Provides a UI component for users to switch between multiple companies they are associated with.
    • Purchase orders - Manages purchase order workflows, approval rules, and purchase order history for B2B transactions.
    • Quote management - Enables negotiable quotes for B2B customers with quote request, negotiation, and approval workflows.
    • Requisition lists - Provides tools for creating and managing requisition lists for repeat purchases and bulk ordering.

  • Released the B2B Storefront Compatibility Package. This package enhances the Adobe Commerce B2B GraphQL schema to help improve development on B2B systems.

Transform shipment tracking numbers included in shopper emails from plain text into clickable links by enabling Custom Tracking URLs. This feature is supported for USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL.

Google reCAPTCHA Enterprise support

Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service storefronts now support reCAPTCHA Enterprise. This feature delivers advanced bot protection by using adaptive risk analysis and machine learning to accurately distinguish human users from automated bots. It strengthens site security, prevents fraudulent activities, and reduces spam and abuse to maintain a trusted shopping experience.

Instance-specific admin access

You can now assign users access to individual Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service instances in the Admin Console.

Observability

By using App Builder, you can gain deeper visibility into your Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service instance with OpenTelemetry observability, now automatically available. OpenTelemetry provides metrics, logs, and traces to help you monitor performance, troubleshoot issues faster, and optimize your storefront. This capability enables proactive insights into system health and improves reliability for your customers.

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OpenTelemetry observability requires the use of App Builder or other out-of-process extensibility (OOPE) offerings.

Tier pricing for catalog price rules

You can now combine tiered pricing discounts with catalog rule discounts using catalog price rules. This enhancement allows you to create more dynamic and competitive pricing strategies, rewarding bulk purchases while applying promotional discounts at the same time. The result is greater flexibility to attract customers, increase order value, and drive conversions.

Enhancements and bug fixes

The following selected enhancements, optimizations, and bug fixes included in this release:

  • Resolved an error that could occur when uploading a file to S3.

  • Resolved a User is not entitled to access this instance error that could occur when logging into the Commerce Admin or accessing the REST API.

  • Corrected an error that occurred when previewing or queueing a newsletter from the Newsletter Template grid.

  • Fixed a 404 error that occurred when clicking the Reload Data button on the Admin dashboard.

  • Resolved an issue where product custom attributes could not be updated through the REST API when AEM Assets integration was enabled and the product had images.

  • Various performance and optimization improvements.

Additional release notes

Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service contains the latest versions of merchandising services, payment services, and extensibility releases. Use the following links to view the release notes for each:

Services
Extensibility
Storefront
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November 2025

Enhancements

  • User management - Changed Product Admin role in the Admin Console to automatically update user access to the Commerce Admin.

  • Added the ability to upload and retrieve negotiable quote attachments as well as files and images associated with customers and customer addresses to Amazon S3 using presigned URLs in GraphQL and REST. With REST, you can also upload category images.

  • Added the POST /V1/customers and PUT /V1/customers/{customerId} endpoints to the REST API to create and update customers. These endpoints require IMS authorization.

  • Added the exchangeOtpForCustomerToken mutation, which requires a shopper’s email address and one-time password (OTP), and receives a customer token in exchange. This mutation is typically used in scenarios where a customer needs to authenticate using an OTP sent to their email or phone.

  • If an address defined in the Store Email Addresses configuration screen in the Admin contains a value that ends with example.com, Commerce does not send emails to this address. Instead, the system logs that the email was not sent.

Custom order attributes

  • Admin users can now view and edit custom order attributes directly from the Order View, Edit, and Create screens in the Admin panel. This enhancement improves the management of custom order data created via GraphQL.
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