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Virto Commerce Stable 11: Full Localization of Admin Interfaces and Personalization at Scale

Sofiko Gvilava Written by Sofiko Gvilava
4days ago •3 min

Don’t worry; we fixed the bugs as usual. But the latest Stable 11 release of Virto’s Commerce Innovation Platform brings even more: truly powerful enhancements to simplify development. It also enables global scale and elevates user experience—both for your ecommerce teams and your customers. Let’s dive into the most impactful changes that go beyond bug fixes (and see what changed since our Stable 10 release).

Full Localization Across All Modules

What’s Changed?

All 80+ Virto Commerce modules (i.e., Packaged Business Capabilities or PBCs) are now fully localized into nine additional languages: German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese. This brings the total supported languages of Virto Commerce Engine (the Platform’s backend) to ten, including English.

Why It Matters to Your Business

Whether you’re entering new markets as a manufacturer or distributor or scaling multinational operations, localized admin interfaces are no longer a blocker. Your team can offer a native-language experience to both back-office users and customers—with no extra dev effort.

Sell Personalization at Scale with Virto’s Product Configuration Feature

What’s Changed?

Merchants can now offer configurable products directly through product pages, helping their expansion into high-margin personalization markets. Whether it’s modular machinery, tailored furniture or gifts, business owners can easily enable product customization via a “Customize” button, making complex offerings accessible without custom development.

Why It Matters to Your Business

This is a game-changer for businesses with configurable or made-to-order products. You can now sell personalized experiences without custom code or complex quoting flows, unlocking new use cases across B2B and D2C. Moreover, such product configurations also support dynamic pricing.

Keep Customers Engaged with Back-in-Stock Notifications

What’s Changed?

The new Back-in-Stock module allows merchants to enable subscriptions to product alerts. When an out-of-stock item is restocked, your buyers get automatic notifications. The module also enables configurable web push alerts for promotions, inventory updates, and order tracking even when a browser is closed, providing a mobile-like experience to your customers.

Why It Matters to Your Business

With this module, businesses can recover missed revenue, maintain engagement, and make inventory management part of their retention strategy—all without manual outreach.

Find Products in a Snap with Virto’s Barcode Scanner

What’s Changed?

A new Barcode Scanner lets sales reps and customers find products instantly using their mobile devices. Just scan a product’s barcode with your phone and boom—you’re on the product page with real-time stock levels, pricing, and other product details.

Why It Matters to Your Business

A barcode scanner in ecommerce becomes a must-have feature for fast-moving environments like distribution centers, showrooms, or on-site service. This feature streamlines B2B reordering, supports field reps, and enhances mobile UX.

GraphQL Upgrade: From Playground to GraphiQL

What’s Changed?

The GraphQL Playground has been replaced by GraphiQL, a more powerful and extensible interface. GraphiQL is an interactive, integrated development environment (IDE) for exploring and testing GraphQL APIs. It allows developers to inspect schemas, execute queries and mutations, and receive immediate feedback. Dev teams now get a cleaner UI, modular access (e.g., for specific modules like Quotes), and faster query iteration.

Why It Matters to Your Business

This upgrade means faster dev cycles and better tooling for integration teams. Your frontend developers can now customize and test queries with ease, accelerating time-to-market and reducing bugs, which is especially critical in composable commerce setups.

Quick Access to What Devs Need with Convenient Developer Tools

What’s Changed?

A new Developer Tools section has been added to the Platform’s main menu. It offers direct links to tools like Health, Hangfire, Swagger, and GraphQL.

Why It Matters to Your Business

With faster access to diagnostics and APIs, your dev teams can troubleshoot, monitor, and build integrations more efficiently. It reduces friction in daily operations and frees up time for innovation.

Want to see all the updates in Stable 11? Check out the full list of changes in our release notes for developers or compare the Stable 10 and Stable 11 versions in detail. 

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