You can now see every webhook delivery attempt and its result, style far more of your checkout without leaving the editor, and take orders shipping to Puerto Rico, Guam and the other US territories.

Webhooks: see every delivery, and endpoints that stop themselves

• Each webhook endpoint now has a delivery history: the payload we sent, the response we received, and the outcome of every attempt, one row per attempt

• The endpoint list shows the status of the last delivery, so a broken integration is visible without opening anything

• An endpoint that fails continuously for three days is disabled automatically, which stops a dead URL from consuming your deliveries. A badge marks it, and one click re-enables it

• Deliveries are throttled per account and give up after 10 seconds, so one slow endpoint no longer holds back the others

More design control over your checkout

• Letter spacing on any text, through a unit-aware input

• Shipping rate cards and payment method cards take their own background, border and corner radius, and the payment method card colours its header and its content separately

• Long shipping rate names wrap onto a second line instead of being cut off

• The discount code field gets its own section, with corner controls, a sample pill and its own styling

• Quantity badge colours, product card corners on every order summary, and the corner radius of the Sections component are all yours to set

• FAQ: pick the icon, remove the border, set the open-state colour, and control question padding on each side

• The scarcity timer takes a width, a maximum width and an alignment, its digit and text spacings are grouped under Layout, and its style presets are now visibly distinct from one another

• Style presets show a live thumbnail, and hovering one previews it on the canvas before you commit to it

• The editor canvas previews your real products, at quantity 2, with a subscription line you can style

Fixed: addresses in US territories now reach your shipping tools

• Puerto Rico, Guam, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands are now offered as States under United States, which is what ShipStation, Shippo, USPS and Shopify expect. They previously existed only as separate countries, and what we stored as the state was a municipality number, so those tools rejected the address and no label could be printed

• Have your customers pick United States first, then the territory in the State list. Addresses captured the old way are left as they are and need correcting by hand

• A house number typed by your customer is kept even when the address suggestion they pick does not carry one

Also this week

• Promotions: the promo codes table shows revenue next to usage, discounts applied to individual products now count towards usage, and an applied code is re-checked when your customer enters their email

• Shipping: the rate selector lists your highlighted rate first, then free, then cheapest, and the chosen method appears on the order detail. On Shopify the shipping title is no longer sent as "undefined"

• The postal code field can be switched off on a checkout, and the editor warns you when it is hidden

• 3-D Secure challenges run inside your page instead of sending your customer to the bank’s own URL

• A checkout session that is already paid shows a panel with a continue action instead of a live pay button, on ordinary buttons and on express wallets alike

• Receipt emails on wallet payments have their own opt-out, separate from your other receipts

• PayPal: a failed initiation now shows the reason PayPal itself gave, and plans are requested per currency and per trial

• Stripe express checkout captures the wallet address on its own and saves the contact before charging

• Card form labels (card number, expiry, CVC) are editable in your step configuration, translated, and they now actually reach the shopper

• Order bumps fall back to English when a translation is missing, and card brand icons render on live checkouts

• Order summaries can hide subscription lines when you would rather not show them

• WooCommerce: the chosen shipping rate is reported on zero-cost orders, and a customer lookup that returns an unexpected response no longer blocks the checkout

• A live store with no route for the requested path now serves a proper 404 page

• Dashboard amounts respect zero-decimal currencies such as the yen

By the numbers: the duplicate charge fix

• Three weeks ago we fixed a checkout that could charge your customer a second time when a payment stalled. Here is what it changed, measured on real orders

• Over the seven weeks before the fix, 147 customers were charged the same amount twice within half an hour on the same checkout: roughly 1 in every 1,000 paid checkouts

• Over the two full weeks since it shipped, that happened once, across more than 62,000 paid checkouts, on higher volume than before