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What's new at OnAnthem: June 2026
A roundup of what shipped this month—more control over partner assortments, clearer connection management, and sales tax handled at checkout.
June 18, 2026 — 1 min read

June was focused on making OnAnthem easier to operate—from managing products and partner assortments to fulfilling orders and tracking payouts.
Here's what changed.
More control over what each partner can sell
Merchants now have greater flexibility when choosing which products to make available to each partner.
For every connection, you can share:
- Your full product catalog
- Specific collections
- A hand-picked set of individual products
You can also set default merchandise for new connections, then customize the selection for each partner as needed.
Because sharing is managed per connection, different partners can promote different assortments from the same catalog.
Clearer connection management
We improved the connection experience so it's easier for merchants and partners to see what has been shared, what's currently available, and what to do next.
Merchants can adjust the products available to each partner at any time, while partners get a clearer view of the merchandise they can feature and sell.
Updates are reflected automatically across the connection, reducing the need for manual coordination.
Sales tax handled by OnAnthem
OnAnthem calculates and collects applicable sales tax on marketplace orders at checkout.
Where OnAnthem has marketplace-facilitator obligations, we handle remittance as well. That gives merchants and partners a more consistent checkout experience, without having to calculate marketplace sales tax themselves.
A stronger foundation for commerce that meets customers where they are
These updates are part of a broader effort to make commerce work wherever product discovery happens.
For merchants, that means reaching new customers without adding operational complexity. For partners, it means building curated storefronts without owning inventory, processing payments, or fulfilling orders. And for customers, it means discovering and buying relevant products without leaving the experience that introduced them.
More to come.
Written by
The OnAnthem Team
OnAnthem