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# Release Notes

## March 2023

**Recon Reports have been added**

By using the Reconciliation Reports API, sellers can easily ***compare their accounting records** with the data collected from Walmart, **identify any discrepancies**, and **take appropriate action** to resolve them*. 

This indulges verification of data during data migration and helps to ensure accurate accounting and financial reporting.

## September 2022

* Issue with the `WFSInventory` table has been resolved.
* The following on-request reports have been added: 
  1. `Item Report`
  2. `Shipping program report`
  3. `Shipping configuration report`
  4. `CPA report`
  5. `Return overrides report`
  6. `Promo report`
  7. `Item performance report`
  8. `Delivery defect report`
  9. `Cancellation Report`
  10. `Inventory Report`

## June 2022

Walmart now also supports the Mexico marketplace. The tables supported for Mexico include `Orders`, `Returns`, `Itemreports`. 

## May 2022

Unnesting of data now working as expected. Data was previously populated as a nested object. 

## November 2021

The Timestamp error has been fixed. 

## First Introduced: August 2021

*Documentation for <mark style="color:green;">Walmart</mark> can be found* [*here*](/daton/integrations/data-sources/ecommerce/walmart.md)*.*


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