If your store is on the Recharge checkout or a custom-built store configured to use Braintree as the primary payment gateway, you'll be able to easily switch from using the sandbox environment to production once you're ready.

How does it work? Learn more here.

Cart attributes are additional pieces of information about an order. You will now see more cart attributes that make it simpler to reconcile orders and charges between Shopify and your payment gateway. Since this update adds the same IDs to both orders and charges, you’ll be able to save time every month reconciling data, and spend that time on things that matter most to your business.  

This is available now for Recharge Checkout on Shopify, Recharge Checkout on BigCommerce and custom stores with support for Shopify Checkout Integration on the way.

How does it work? Learn more here.

Moving forward only payment related issues, not insufficient inventory, will be counted as charge attempts and go through the dunning process. Meanwhile, your customer orders with inventory errors will continue to be automatically retried. This gives your customers a better chance of receiving their products once inventory is back in stock, rather than being passively churned through the dunning process.

How does it work? Learn more here.

Order tags help you filter your customers' orders, and take appropriate action based on the tags. With order tags, you can determine whether an order is a subscription (checkout or recurring). With this information, you’ll be able to group, search, filter, make bulk changes within the Shopify admin, and automate later flows in the fulfillment process, and more. 

This feature has been available on Recharge Checkout on Shopify and, with this update, is now available on the Shopify Checkout Integration.

How does it work? Learn more here.

If you sell in multiple currencies, you can leverage the Shopify 2.0 Subscription Widget to allow customers to view and purchase subscription products in their local currency. 

How does it work? Learn more here.

Two new bundle-specific events were added to the current transactional flows in Klaviyo.

• Bundle selection created: This metric is triggered when a new bundle subscription is created as well as when new selections are created after an automatic reset. 
• Bundle selection updated: This metric is triggered when the record of an existing bundle selection is updated in the customer portal. 

How does it work? Learn more here. 

With the Recharge Workflows integration, you can define triggers (checkout or recurring order), conditions, search and actions in order to automate behaviors for your customers. 

Note: The updated product title will ONLY be reflected in the Recharge order. The product title displayed on the Shopify contract and Shopify order is based on the product title assigned to the SKU/Variant ID in Shopify.

How does it work? Learn more here.

Now you can capture shopper behavior and device data to help identify fraudulent customers through a process called “fingerprinting”. We have now added support for generating this fingerprint and ensure that it is included in fraud checks with Signifyd.

How does it work? Learn more here.

With this improved endpoint, we've added functionality and information including: 

• Adding and removing variants on queued prepaid orders now correctly reflect on the delivery schedule
• Payment methods are now visible on the order within Delivery Schedules
• Prepaid orders are priced at zero, but we have maintained visibility for the original line item price

How does it work? Learn more here.

To help you stay compliant with the new Colorado Retail Delivery Fee requirement, Recharge began adding a USD0.27 fee on charges with a Colorado destination address for applicable items starting July 1, 2022. This works automatically, so you are not required to take any further action. 

NOTE: If you use Recharge with Shopify Checkout Integration, Shopify will directly apply this fee to all relevant transactions. 

How does it work? Learn more here.