Quick Actions are standard URLs that make it simple for customers to perform a variety of actions like skip, swap, reactivate and add a one-time product to their subscriptions. Once the customer verifies their identity using 2-factor authentication, they can perform the actions without needing to log into their portal.

Want to start offering an easier way for your customers to manage their subscriptions?

1. Quick Actions can be used in your Klaviyo flows and campaigns. Make sure Klaviyo V2 is installed.
2. Use the URL Builder to create a Quick Action.
3. Check out some examples of Quick Action use cases and learn more about set up here. 
   

Visit our support documentation to learn more about Quick Actions. 

We are excited to announce the launch of the official RechargeSMS integration! Now merchants can easily enable this transactional SMS service for their store without the need to authorize with Shopify or Recharge.

• All previous installations of RechargeSMS will continue to be accessible via the Apps view in their Shopify store.
• All new instances of RechargeSMS will be enabled from the store’s Recharge Integrations page.
• Merchants no longer need to enter their Shopify store URL into an installation page to authorize with Shopify or with Recharge.

• By visiting the Recharge Integrations page, a merchant can simply click “Enable” and add RechargeSMS to their store.
• After enabling SMS, the store owner can visit the enabled integrations page and click “Open” to re-open RechargeSMS
• they can also revisit the application via the /sms URL structure.
  
  
  

Merchants using Recharge with Shopify Checkout Integration can now access all-new storefront widget templates. These templates were carefully selected to support a wide range of Shopify stores and themes. 

Recharge admins can access the following templates on the Widget Setting page of their Recharge Merchant Portal. 

• Radio button (default)
• Radio group
• Button Group
• Checkbox

To learn more, visit our support documentation here. 

Merchants using Recharge Checkout with their store can now set up a custom favicon that would replace the default Recharge favicon. For example, by displaying their favicon logo at checkout, merchants can deliver a more consistent brand experience for their subscribers. 

Similar to how merchants can set up their own logo icon, a URL for the Favicon is generated once the image is uploaded to your ecommerce store. The URL can then be copied into a new field within the Checkout settings section of the Recharge Merchant portal.

A detailed step-by-step guide on setting up your own can be viewed in our support documentation here. Try it today!

Not sure which checkout is in use for your store? Follow the simple steps here to find out. 

Bulk Add Products

What’s new? Merchants can now add products to ReCharge in bulk, up to a maximum of 25 at a time. 

How does it work? On the 'Products' page, click on 'Add products' to display the modal where you can select multiple products to add to ReCharge. These products will be added in an 'Inactive' state, which means they will need to be updated to have subscription properties before they are available for your customers as subscriptions.

For more information on bulk-adding products, please see our support documentation here.

Bulk Update Products

1. Sync a set of products (where applicable)
2. Remove products from ReCharge
3. Update discount percentage (where applicable)
4. Update subscription type and order frequencies

How does it work? When you navigate to your products page, you will be able to select multiple products across various pages (up to a max of 100) and use the drop-down options to choose what you want to do. 

For more information on bulk update products, please see our support documentation here. 

You can now create discounts with both a "minimum purchase amount" requirement and Product/Category restrictions! This update unlocks new possibilities for stores who want to leverage "minimum purchase amount" discounts, but need to target the discount to include (or exclude) only certain items.

How it works:

This update allows you to create discount codes that require users to purchase a certain amount of specific products in order to redeem a discount on those products. For example:

•  20% off items in Men's Grooming with purchase of $100 or more in collection with discount code GLOW20

In order to redeem this discount, shoppers must spend $100 or more on items in the Men's Grooming Collection, and the discount will only be applied on items in this collection.

How to set up your discount: 

It's easy to combine these discount restrictions in the discount builder. When creating a new discount, simply enter the "minimum purchase amount" you wish to require, then specify the product or collection to which the discount should apply.

Check out our Knowledge Base for additional information!

Summary API Feature 

ReCharge has added support for testing webhooks, leveraging our latest, highly performant webhook architecture!

How to

Using the ReCharge API, you can now POST to the following URL, using a webhook_id that you have registered using your API Token:

https://api.rechargeapps.com/webhooks/<webhook_id>/test

Immediately following your request, a webhook with empty payload will be delivered to the registered address. This enables users to quickly and easily verify that they can receive Webhooks from ReCharge.

Learn more

For details, and to learn more about ReCharge Webhooks, visit our API documentation here!

With an average latency of just two seconds, webhooks are the best way for your connected applications to get real-time notification of events within ReCharge. In addition to significant performance improvements, ReCharge now offers two new webhook topics to keep systems in sync.

• charge/refunded - When a charge is refunded from within the ReCharge Admin Portal or via API, a charge/refunded webhook will be dispatched to the subscribed URL. The webhook will contain the standard payload of a charge, included a total_refunds parameter to indicate the total refunded amount (in dollars) associated with the charge. 
• order/cancelled  - when an order is cancelled from within the ReCharge Admin Portal or via API, an order/cancelled webhook will be dispatched to the subscribed URL. The webhook will contain the standard payload of an order webhook, including a status indicator denoting that the order has been cancelled.

Learn more about using ReCharge webhooks, including a comprehensive list of available topics, by checking out the ReCharge API Reference. 

What's new? Stores can now choose between "Getting Rates from Shopify" and "Using ReCharge Zones and Rates" on the new Shipping Settings page

What are the two shipping types?

• Basic - This is the legacy flow and the same setup you, our merchants, know, and love. ReCharge will continue to call Shopify to get rates for both checkout and recurring charges Enhancement 
• Advanced - This is the new shipping type where rates are stored on ReCharge. Merchants will not need to rely on getting rates from Shopify and will be freed from all scaling issues surrounding that process. New 

How will this benefit stores? Merchants can easily migrate to store their rates within ReCharge to leverage more reliable responses, fewer errors, and all the benefits of direct 3rd party integrations such as ASR, BeSpoke, and Passport.

Where can you learn more? More information can be found here.

"Open in new tab" option New 

You can now use ReCharge as a full-page application! ReCharge will be moving to a 100% standalone view later this fall, so this is a great opportunity to get a preview of the new experience.

Simply click the new "Open in new tab" link in the "Settings" dropdown menu to open ReCharge as a standalone page, in a new tab.

Restyled navigation bar Enhancement 

ReCharge's navigation bar has a new look! In addition to showing your store name in the top left corner, ReCharge help resources now have their own section and icon on the upper right. We've also tweaked the names and placement of a few "Settings" sections—but don't worry, we kept the older names visible for reference.

NOTE: This update is being rolled out to stores in waves over the course of the week. So if you don't see it today, don't worry--it's coming!