Now
Marketing surface and operator handoff
- Landing, pricing, about, privacy, terms
- Public copy and route structure
- Responsive editorial polish
Changelog
What changed in Stokis.
Product updates, branch progress, and the near-term roadmap in one place. Shipped items stay separate from planned work so operators can tell what exists today.
Last updated6 May 2026Current focusPublic launch surface
Roadmap
Now, next, later.
Forward-looking items are directional. The changelog below is the source for shipped work.
Next
First useful demo workspace
- Seeded read-only workspace
- Procurement inbox walkthrough
- Supplier reply examples
Later
Connector breadth and deeper automation
- WooCommerce and Shopify paths
- Supplier scorecard tuning
- Policy-aware auto-mode controls
Release log
Shipped work, in order.
6 May 2026
Public marketing pages are live on the landing branch.
The homepage, pricing, about, privacy, terms, and changelog now share the same editorial system: warm paper, serif display type, mono metadata, and responsive operator-focused layouts.
6 May 2026
Pricing got a standalone comparison view.
The pricing route adds plan cards, monthly and annual switching, a feature matrix, add-ons, pricing FAQ, and a final trial CTA without leaving the marketing surface.
6 May 2026
Privacy and terms moved into the product style.
Policy pages now use a navigable table of contents, clear metadata, structured tables, and callouts so they feel part of Stokis instead of pasted legal copy.
5 May 2026
Supplier inbox flow tightened around procurement transitions.
Inbound and purchase-order transition services were refined so operator decisions stay connected to the message, supplier, and PO context that caused them.
April 2026
PrestaShop-first onboarding remains the connector focus.
The first production integration path stays centered on PrestaShop, with other storefront connectors presented as roadmap work until their operational edges are ready.
April 2026
Forecast scenario controls for low-stock decisions.
The product direction is moving toward scenario review that shows why the agent drafted an order, what changed overnight, and which guardrails affected quantity.
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