Hello, and welcome to the July edition of the Rebilly news, features, and updates blog.

You can now convert trial-only subscriptions that have ended to recurring subscriptions without restarting the trial. Use this feature when a customer's trial has ended, but they still want to subscribe, and you want to start recurring billing without giving them another trial period. For more information, see Convert an ended trial-only subscription to recurring.

When creating or editing an API key, you can choose full access or limited access to specific API operations. For more information, see Create an API key.

You can now export user data to a CSV file. Use this feature to download user details from your organization, including only the columns you select. For more information, see Export user data.

We added withdrawal and reverse withdrawal forms that you can embed in your website using the Cashier JavaScript library. Use these forms to allow customers to withdraw funds from their account or reverse a withdrawal that is in a pending state. For more information, see Integrate a withdrawal form and Integrate a reverse withdrawal form.

You can now create payout requests in the ready status. For more information, see Edit payout request settings.

We added payout request batch management actions. You can add payout requests to an existing batch, remove payout requests from a batch, delete a batch, and unblock payout requests in a batch. For more information, see Manage batches.

We improved the search functionality in the Rebilly UI. You can now use the search to find and navigate to pages, data tables, and events in the rules engine, and to search for records such as customers, invoices, orders, and transactions. For more information, see Search in Rebilly.

We added a topic that describes Customer-initiated and Merchant-initiated Transactions (CIT and MIT). Use this topic to understand the difference between CIT and MIT in relation to checkout, stored payment cards, recurring billing, and when CVV is required. For more information, see Customer-initiated and merchant-initiated transactions.

We added a conceptual topic that describes deposit requests. For more information, see Deposit requests.

• Added support for the Payment card payment method for the PayGlocal payment gateway.
• Added support for the PIX payment method for the Stripe payment gateway.

Rebilly supports 216 payment gateways and 184 payment methods including ACH, PayPal, and Bitcoin. If you would like to add a payment integration that's not in our list, complete the request a new payment gateway integration process. If you have any questions, please contact us. We are happy to help!

For more release information, see Release notes.

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