You’ll now be able to proactively prevent the creation of duplicate addresses during the checkout and be able to identify, merge and delete duplicate addresses for a subscriber later within the merchant portal. This will help reduce shipping costs and increase fulfillment efficiency as multiple separate shipments to the same address will be combined.

How does it work? Learn more here. 

All merchants using Recharge can now configure thresholds to partially process an order by removing the items that are not in stock. 

If certain items are out of stock during charge processing, Recharge will modify the order by removing or adjusting the quantity. If the modified order meets all the following criteria, it will be processed.  

1. minimum number of items
2. minimum order value
3. pre-configured 'Required' products are present in the order 

How does it work? Learn more here. 

All merchants using Recharge with Shopify Checkout Integration now have the ability to manage two new shipping configurations for subscriptions. Accessible directly within the merchant portal, merchants can now further tailor their shipping settings to match their business needs.  

Merchants can now configure whether they want to 

1. Retain the original shipping rate from the checkout or dynamically recalculate shipping rates for future orders 

1. Process an order or display an error message, when a shipping rate is not found

How does it work? Learn more here. 

In addition to being able to make other bulk updates, you can now bulk apply a discount to the address, remove a discount from the address, and update any property on the address object (shipping rates, street address, order notes/attributes, etc).

All merchants who have enabled the setting 'Pause as a retention step before cancel' now have access to a new Klaviyo metric - 'Subscription paused in Recharge'. 

This metric, alongside the many other metrics and properties we send to Klaviyo, allows merchants to set up targeted email campaigns and flows, specifically designed for paused customers. 

How does it work? Learn more here.

With new enhancements to this feature, you can now enable and disable SMS and email channels separately as well as use communication template customization options. The Recharge login widget page can now be used as the default login experience for all your customers and they can have direct access to the customer portal from the post-checkout order status page.

This feature makes it easier for your customers to manage their subscription, reducing customer churn and customer support tickets. 

Go here to read more about the original release of passwordless login.

How does it work? Learn more here.

• Configure shipping rates to specific countries and regions to fit your business needs
• Compatibility with conditional shipping logic based on price and weight at a cart level
• Setting a distinct shipping rate for subscriptions, including setting it as ’free'

To enable this feature, visit your merchant portal today.

How does it work? Learn more here.

Once enabled by the merchant, 

• Customers will see the ability to skip prepaid orders in the Customer Portal.
• Merchants can also skip orders via the Merchant Portal.

For multi-currency charges processed after January 24, 2023, all merchants using Shopify Checkout Integration with multiple currencies will now be able to view.

• the exact amount paid for charge line items (as reported in Shopify order details) and 
• the customer’s presentment currency in which the amount was paid

The data will be viewable in the charge details of the Recharge Merchant Portal as well as exported reports (Charges - Processed). 

How does it work? Learn more here. 

For early access to more multi-currency features, please submit an enrollment request via the form here.