Spiro 2.27 — Release Overview

Automatic stock deduction and replenishment

The Spiro 2.27 release introduces a feature that significantly enhances warehouse management capabilities. Now, when creating an interaction that includes purchases, you can specify whether stock should be automatically deducted or replenished. This makes inventory management more convenient and provides clear, controlled visibility of product movement within the system.

Spiro operators can configure inventory adjustments for each type of purchase. If an interaction deducts items, the system allows specifying which stock to use. If it replenishes them, you can define where the products will be added. 

Previously, such mechanisms had to be implemented individually for each project at the code level. Now they are available directly on the platform and can be configured quickly and easily. This enables convenient setup of automatic sales, purchases, or internal transfers right within Spiro. As a result, managing inventory becomes much simpler, as the system adapts to the business logic of each project.

New inventory filters

Viewing inventory in the system has also become more convenient with an expanded filter system. You can now quickly filter products by last update date or by stock quantity, allowing accurate tracking of current inventory levels. This feature improves warehouse management efficiency, helping operators quickly find the data they need and make decisions based on structured information. 

Easy product parameter management

To simplify working with a large number of product parameters, Spiro 2.27 introduces the ability to group them into tabs. Compared to the list format in previous versions, this new organization makes navigation much easier, as managing products becomes more structured.

Each group of parameters is displayed on a separate tab, allowing you to view and edit characteristics independently without losing context. This reduces the risk of errors when handling data and makes it possible to tailor parameter management to the specific needs of your business and product categories.

Advanced event-based trigger settings

With the latest Spiro update, event trigger settings have become even more flexible. When creating an event trigger, the “Recipient Type” field now lets you select the property of the triggering event itself, in addition to other options.

For example, if the event property selected is an email, the system will automatically send the communication to that address. This makes it possible to respond to actions taken by users who are not registered in the system.

Enhanced data security

For additional protection, we’ve added two-factor authentication (2FA) to the operator panel. You can turn on this option in Spiro’s settings and use a code sent to your email or via SMS to log in.

Operator login log

The new Spiro release also introduces the ability to view the system login history. It records details of each login, including the time, device, IP address, and the operator’s current roles. This increases transparency in data handling and makes it easier to quickly identify suspicious activity or incorrect operations.

LinkedIn authentication

In Spiro 2.27, we’ve added LinkedIn authentication to the existing login options with Google, Facebook, and Apple, available “out of the box.” You can now securely sign in to the system using your professional LinkedIn account.

With the new release, working and managing business processes in Spiro has become even more convenient. The updates cover key areas — from inventory management to product handling. Overall, this makes the platform more flexible and efficient for daily tasks.

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