Chargebee Release Notes

A new field - Cancelled Reason has been added to Auto Engagement > Payments > Subscriptions.

With this release, the Business Entity name will be displayed throughout the Receivables site.

Seven new placeholders have been added under Email Templates, Auto Engagement and Remind via Email Customer Flyout These placeholders are - Current Month, Current Year, Previous Month, Previous Year, Last Attempted Payment Amount, Last Attempted Payment Status, and Last Attempted Payment Date. These placeholders will help the merchants to write more engaging emails.

Provision to provide access to PFR Reports for users has been added to Settings > Users and Permissions > Roles and Permissions. Two options for selective access have been added under PFR Reports as PFR Billing Report and PFR Invoice Report. Any new report will automatically be added under one of these categories. By default, access to both the reports is enabled.

With this release, a new column called Locale Name will be available in the Customer View and Invoice View. Merchants can choose to add this column to the view from the Column Chooser. The same is added in advanced filters on both the views (Customer & Invoice) as well as auto engagement. Merchants can now filter, create views and engage with customers having a specific locale.

All the product offerings of Chargebee have gone through a rebranding process, as part of which there is a new logo, color schemes, and look and feel of the products have been changed and reimagined.

With this release, merchants will now be able to select the font size of email body text using the font size selector plugin in the email editor.

We are excited to announce that we have completed a rebranding effort for the CB website and app. We have used the Cookie UI DLS tool to update the color tokens for different pages to achieve this update. However, we have identified an issue with the Revenue Story pages, where the pages are only partially connected to the CookieUI and require updating to reflect the new rebranding theme. To address this issue, we have implemented a new feature that ensures that each Revenue Story page reflects the new rebranding theme, providing consistency across the platform.

You can now collect payments from your end customers via Braintree ACH during Checkout while using Chargebee JS for creating a new subscription.

You can now collect payments from your end customers via Braintree ACH during Checkout while using the In-app layout of Checkout for Checkout new subscription, Checkout existing subscription, One-time Checkout, In-app layout of Portal, and Pay Now hosted pages.

We are excited to introduce a feature that allows merchants to set up coupons in Chargebee that can only be used once per customer email address from payment method details. This feature is valuable for merchants who want to limit the usage of coupons across their marketing efforts and specifically for CRM marketing efforts.

You can now edit and translate the labels of the badges that are used to be shown for each product on the checkout cart page. This feature gives you more control over how your products are appearing, making it easier to identify and manage items in the cart. To edit the labels of the badges, navigate to Configure Chargebee > Checkout & Self-serve Portal > Labels > Labels and Messages. We believe that this feature will enhance the user experience and provide greater flexibility to our users.

Prior to this release, when connecting the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to Chargebee, the Calendar Billing feature would be enabled by default. The purpose of this was to ensure that the billing period would start on the exact date of the purchase. With this release, there is no longer a need to enable the Calendar Billing feature. Instead, the date is automatically set during the subscription creation and renewals with the use of change term end API. This streamlines the configuration process and minimizes the errors resulting from a missed configuration step.

Checkout.com has added some updates to their MIT (Merchant-Initiation Transactions) workflow with stored payment methods. To comply with this update, Chargebee will send the following flags to Checkout.com for CIT (customer-initiated-transactions) and MIT (merchant-initiation transactions):

With this release, you can do the following with Quick Filters:

You can save a view as a quick filter or a saved view. You will be asked to select the desired option when you click the existing **Save** button.

You can create or delete a custom quick filter from the list of quick filters.

With this release, under the Customer View and Invoice View pages, every view that is loaded on the grid will have a unique name from the saved view with a count in brackets.