You will now be able to use the Recharge API, more specifically the “update a subscription” endpoint, to make any changes to a canceled subscription. Moving forward, if your customers choose to reactivate their canceled subscriptions at any point, those subscriptions will continue to align with your current offerings, saving you time from manually making updates. This can be done using the new bulk updater and also works on the bulk update resource and in asynchronous batches. This also now works when bulk managing subscriptions in the Recharge admin UI.

How does it work? Learn more here.

When customers choose to skip or unskip, all operations will perform simultaneously, which can increase the speed of operations by 5x. Customers will see a decrease in waiting time once they choose to skip or unskip, and those customers that average more than one subscription or have onetimes will see an improvement.

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.

If you are on the Recharge Pro or Enterprise plan you can now read and update bundle-related data with new bundle selection endpoints. 

How does it work? Learn more here.

Create, update, or delete multiple plans for a specific product in one API call. You can also leverage the async batch types to make updates to plans on multiple products at once.

How does it work? Learn more here.

With this endpoint, subscriptions under separate addresses can now be merged onto a single target address in one API call making it 4X more efficient. You can also choose to keep or delete the source addresses. 

How does it work? Learn more here. 

With v2021-11 of the Recharge Checkouts API resource you can now create custom shipping rates. This makes it easy to: 

• build custom one-page checkout flows by submitting all the required checkout data in a single request
• stack free shipping with another discount by applying free shipping as a custom rate
• increase checkout conversions through faster loading times by incorporating custom shipping rates into their checkout flow

How does it work? Learn more here.

All merchants using v2021-11 of the Recharge API can now access the 'Collections' endpoint resource to manage their collections, a powerful way to group products. 

Using this new API resource, merchants can create/edit/delete collections with simple API calls for actions such as: 

• Create, update, and delete a collection
• List collections
• List products in a collection
• Bulk add products to a collection (up to 250 products)
• Bulk Delete products from a collection

Additionally, merchants using the Recharge Theme Engine can also personalize subscriber experience in the customer portal by only presenting collections that are best suited to a customer's existing subscription products.   

To learn more, please visit our API reference docs.

All merchants using Recharge webhooks will now benefit from a webhook management update that reflects industry best practices on the identification and handling of webhooks that are failing. 

The update includes several enhancements such as: 

• removal of webhook after 20 failed retries to prevent inundating your webhook endpoint (since no messages will be received from Recharge for a failing webhook)
• system-generated email alerts when failed delivery attempts are detected and/or the webhook is removed after several failed delivery attempts.

To learn more on how to address failing webhooks, please review our support documentation.