Our Contract Quantity feature is officially released! Users can now decide the quantity a given option should be billed for at Contract creation. For example, one Contract handles the subscription for one license, and another contract -based on the same Plan- is used for 50 licenses.
During Plan creation, users can now determine if an Option should be mandatory when creating a Contract or could be an optional add-on. Users decide at Contract creation if and how many of each Options will be billed.
We restructured the Order and Contract creation views to provide better guidance when manually handling those entities and make it look quite a bit nicer!
We reworked how our operational notification feature worked. While previously users had more of an audit log at their disposal which just listed all attempts made to send a notification to their system, users now have a list of actual notification instances. Looking into the details of such a notification users will find the log of attempts for this very notification here, making it easier to gain an overview of any specific issues their integration with our system could have. Users can also easily copy the requests we send to your API or the responses they answer us with, making debugging issues trivial.
Users can now also "retry all failed notifications" with a single click.
Addresses can now also contain properties, allowing users to provide additional information about the addresses of said users' customers, such as place of delivery if they wanted to print this on the invoice document, for example.

Smaller changes:

Billable Items can now also display their service period in their table overview.
Usages can be filtered for start and endDate.
If you run into an error in our webportal we now made it easy to copy the error popping up in the top right, making it easier to contact our support with any issues you come across.
Fixed a bug where settlement fees were sometimes no longer loaded in the Webportal
Fixed a bug where payments couldn't be filtered for their value