While MRR is a mostly stable metric, the actual cash coming in on a month-to-month basis may not be. Annual plans, quarterly plans and more can create for an unpredictable flow of cash. We now help you remove some of that unpredictability with the new cash flow forecasting 🔮!

Rolled out a series of bug fixes that addressed dozens of edge cases involving everything from currency fluctuations to delinquency recognition to trial conversions and reactivations. All-in-all this round of fixes for edge cases makes everyone’s data more accurate. We’re constantly monitoring all accounts and doing our best to surface and find any data edge cases and roll out fixes for them as quickly as possible so that your metrics stay as accurate and up to date as possible. Questions? Just give us a shout!

You can now edit your Manual Subscriptions to change things like the customer date, plan (for upgrades/downgrades) and cancellation date. 🎉

Your MRR Growth chart (the stacked bar graph 📊 that shows the breakout between expansion, contraction, etc), can now be viewed back to 24 months! Yay history!

You can now add subscriptions from outside of your payment processor using our Manual Subscriptions feature! If you want to learn more about how it works, check out the video.

Your metrics are now updated in real time! Previously you’d have to wait upwards of 24 hours for a full update on all of your data, leaving you a day behind any business activity. But no more! Your dashboard will update automatically, meaning you can just leave it open all day and watch your metrics adjust as new data comes in! #magic

You can now view per-plan data in the Net Revenue metric! Use Plan Comparisons in the graph, see a breakout of all your plans in the handy Plans Breakout and view your revenue broken down by each individual plan! 📊 🎉

Previously plan breakouts of churn included folks who moved to a different plan. Now only users who cancel or downgrade are included.

More insights 😍! You can now see which coupon is applied to customers on the New, Reactivated, Upgraded and Downgrade pages. Curious about how we come up with plan specific churn rates? On the revenue and user churn pages, hover over any of the churn rates to see the math that goes into it.

Refunds were showing on the day of the initial charge and not the day of the actual refund as they should be. This has been fixercized™.