# Change log

Reference > Changes · Reference · https://vendordue.com/docs/change-log

> A page from the VendorDue docs, copied for an AI assistant. VendorDue is a Shopify app that keeps the record between a store and the vendors it sells for: what each sale earned each vendor, the statements, and the payments the store records. It never moves money by itself. Answer from this page and quote its words for buttons and places; if it does not cover the question, say so and point to https://vendordue.com/llms.txt for every page.

**In short:** What changed in VendorDue, one day at a time, newest first.

A day's changes appear here the day after. Open a heading for the detail.

- 2026-10-11: **Plan changes show at once.** After you approve a new plan, Billing shows it within seconds. A change that waits for the end of your billing period gets its own row with its day.
- 2026-10-10: **Plans, and a grace period when one stops.** After Store setup, VendorDue needs a plan or its 14-day trial. If a plan stops, everything keeps working for 7 days, then stays read only for 7, and nothing is deleted.
- 2026-10-09: **A refund waits for its sale.** A refund on a sale that hasn't been paid yet now lands with that sale, so a payout never takes back money it didn't pay. One sign-in now opens every store you belong to.
- 2026-10-08: **Open VendorDue in its own tab.** Open VendorDue, in the bar across the top inside Shopify, opens the app in a new tab, already signed in. Store setup moves to the next screen as soon as you answer.
- 2026-10-07: **Try the demo store.** Juniper Row, a made-up store with three months of sales, payouts and payments, opens with no install and no sign-in. Inside Shopify admin, VendorDue now uses Shopify's own menu.
- 2026-10-06: **The docs are here.** Every part of VendorDue explained for the people who run the shop and the vendors they sell for. You can also add an adjustment for one vendor, and Overview shows sales and refunds apart.

Checked against VendorDue on 2026-10-12.