Great developer. Good communication. Adam observed our thread in Shopify Community and built an app for those of us infuriated by the Shopify assumption that the last shipping address is the customer's address. Thank you for a great app that works well for those of us who place a lot of orders in back-office admin on behalf of our customers.

Updated- This app is trying to solve for an obvious product bug (online comments about it date back to 2015 so shopify is obviously not interesting in fixing it) where the most recent shipping address changes the account "default" address, rendering that meaningless and screwing up our CRM and accounting data repeatedly for drop-ship customers. The app worked as advertised in the beginning but some complex customizations we developed presented conflicts that prevent the app from processing correctly via the API to our store. We had to uninstall it. While it wasn't a perfect solution (doesn't prevent the default from changing but does change it back quickly) we ended up developing our own private app solution utilizing Hubspot's "operations hub" to basically do the same thing this app was doing but it works around the code conflict we introduced to the equation. For a more simple store code ecosystem this app should do the trick. What we really need is for shopify to understand that "default" means it doesn't change every time a customer ships to a different address. There is simply no way to "lock" it like in every other ecommerce system.

Our customers were having trouble placing orders because the default address on thier account was defaulting to the last address they entered (usually thier customers address). The app does just the job by making sure our customers feault address is always showing when they come to place orders.

super easy to set up and solves the problem immediately. Thanks for the one-off payment option too. Brilliant.