New · Improved · Fixed

Show your business details and buyer tax IDs on invoices

You can now add your business address and tax ID under Business details in organization settings, and they appear on PDF invoices and receipt emails with a label that fits your country (ABN, VAT, EIN and so on). Turn on “Collect Tax IDs” in tax settings and your checkout asks buyers for an optional company name and tax ID, which are saved to the customer and printed on their invoice. The PDF invoice also has a tidier layout that fits on one page.

Choose when your checkout switches to mobile

Each checkout now has a mobile breakpoint in the editor’s Settings tab, with presets for “Phones only”, “Phones + iPad portrait” and “Phones + tablets”. The editor preview also lets you pick common phone and tablet sizes, and tall hosted pages now scroll instead of being cut off.

Charge and redirect with one button

Buttons have new actions: “Purchase & Redirect to URL”, “Purchase & Close” and “Save Payment Method & Redirect to URL”. You no longer need a separate redirect setting to send buyers somewhere after they pay.

Email countdowns that keep counting

Countdown timers in emails now show a full minute of real countdown in Gmail instead of a short repeating clip, and on-page countdowns stay accurate when a browser tab has been in the background.

Pick up visitor refs from your own URL parameters

If your page builder or form tool puts the visitor’s email in its own query parameter, point the SDK at it with data-config-ref="email" on the script tag or plandalf('configure', { ref: 'email' }), so those visitors are recognised instead of arriving anonymous.