Shopware 6.7.16.0 Launches Nexus GA and Updates Warranty and Discount Rules

On November 2, 2026, Shopware released version 6.7.16.0 of its e-commerce platform. The update brings Shopware Nexus to general availability (GA), changes how GARAN warranty information is presented, and introduces a discount calculation based on the lowest product price in the previous 30 days. Shopware also expanded AI automation, digital product management, and third-party application integrations. The release closes 396 issues.

Shopware Nexus reaches general availability

Shopware announced the general availability of Nexus, a solution for connecting stores to external business systems and automating data exchange between them.

Rather than building every connection from scratch, retailers can use prebuilt connectors and configure workflows. At the time of the November release, Shopware reported a catalog of more than 40 ready-to-use connectors.

The company also enabled users to create additional connectors through configuration instead of writing custom integration code. This simplifies adapting Nexus to a retailer's internal infrastructure and provides a foundation for partner-built integrations.

Nexus is intended to connect Shopware with the other systems involved in commerce operations. It can automate information transfers and reduce the number of separate integrations that teams must develop and maintain.

Nexus is a Shopware commercial feature and is not included in the standard Community Edition.

Copilot in Nexus: building and debugging workflows with AI

Alongside the general availability release, Shopware expanded Copilot's capabilities for managing automated workflows.

Users can describe an automation in natural language, and Copilot helps assemble a corresponding workflow directly in Nexus. The AI assistant can also help modify existing processes and troubleshoot errors.

This shifts some work from manually designing sequences of operations to describing the desired behavior in text. For example, a user who needs to change how data moves between systems can describe the expected result and refine the workflow with Copilot.

Shopware positions AI as a tool for creating, configuring, and debugging automations. Its published description does not claim Copilot can ensure that every integration works correctly without human verification.

For companies running many connected systems, Nexus combined with Copilot may reduce the effort required to develop and maintain integration workflows.

GARAN: more detailed warranty information

Shopware continued adapting its platform to European requirements for presenting commercial and statutory warranty information.

In version 6.7.16.0, retailers can specify commercial warranty terms separately for each product. They can attach a PDF or provide a link to a page containing the terms.

Customers can open these terms directly in the online store alongside the full GARAN label. Warranty information is also made available in order confirmation emails through a link or attached PDF.

The update also preserves warranty information as it existed when an order was placed. If a retailer later changes warranty terms on the product page, the warranty details recorded for the earlier order remain unchanged.

A cart configuration option can display the full statutory warranty notice directly below the terms of sale during checkout. This requires the general warranty notice to be enabled first.

Together, these changes help merchants retain a record of purchase terms and provide customers with warranty information at different stages of the shopping journey.

Discounts use the lowest price over the previous 30 days

One of the most significant changes in the November release concerns how storefront discounts are displayed.

When a product has a configured lowest price for the previous 30 days, Shopware now uses that value as the baseline for the percentage discount rather than the regular strikethrough price.

For example, if the current price is €80, the regular price is €120, and the lowest price during the preceding 30 days was €100, the displayed reduction is 20%, not 33%.

If the current price is not lower than the configured 30-day lowest price, Shopware no longer displays the corresponding discount.

This affects both the percentage reduction and the presentation of strikethrough prices and promotional discount badges.

Shopware connects the change to the European Price Indication Directive, which governs how price reductions are communicated to consumers. For retailers, this means promotional claims must account for price history rather than only comparing the current price with the regular price.

The new calculation applies when a 30-day lowest-price value has been configured. The software update does not replace the retailer's responsibility to maintain accurate price history and comply with applicable law.

Digital products and administration improvements

The release also adds more flexible settings for digital products.

Previously, these products were limited to one unit per order. Administrators can now enable Allow multiple units per order and configure minimum and maximum quantities as well as quantity increments.

A digital product can also be saved before its file has been uploaded. This is useful for stores that manage digital assets through external systems.

The administration interface now handles orders with many line items more conveniently. Orders containing more than ten rows can be paginated, and staff can adjust how many entries are displayed.

Extension developers can organize plugin settings into tabs.

Product and category editors now include character counters for SEO Title and Meta Description. The interface shows recommended metadata lengths and warns when they are exceeded, making it easier to monitor SEO fields while editing the catalog.

Store API and MCP integration updates

Shopware expanded its Store API for developers. Core routes now support onPre(), onPost(), and onError() events, allowing extensions to modify incoming data and handle results or errors without overriding the underlying API routes.

Apps can also create their own SEO URLs for storefront pages and entity routes. These addresses can update automatically when related data changes and can be configured separately by sales channel.

The release also updates the MCP integrations used by AI agents to interact with Shopware. MCP tools support structured results through structuredContent and more specific error codes.

At the same time, access controls have become stricter. Users without administrative rights and integration connections may invoke only the MCP capabilities explicitly permitted to them.

For developers, these changes make integrations more predictable and provide finer control over operations available to external apps and AI agents.

About Shopware and the Shopware 6 platform

Shopware is a German e-commerce software company serving B2C and B2B merchants. Shopware 6 provides tools for managing catalogs, orders, customers, pricing, promotions, and sales channels, together with APIs and an extension system for connecting outside services.

The platform supports traditional online stores and headless architectures, where the customer-facing experience is developed separately from the commerce backend. Commercial Shopware editions add features for B2B sales, AI automation, and integrations.

Shopware Nexus extends the ecosystem with visual management of integration workflows and connections to outside systems. Together with Copilot, it adds an automation layer that reaches beyond commerce operations inside Shopware to data exchange with other applications.

The November 6.7.16.0 release advances the platform in two directions. It expands integration and AI automation while refining day-to-day commerce features such as discounts, warranty disclosures, product management, and SEO metadata.

For retailers operating across sales channels, the combination offers more opportunities to automate workflows while retaining control over pricing, product information, and customer service.

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