A new outgoing webhook event invoice_reminder_sent is available. It fires when an invoice reminder email is sent, so you can react in your own systems—for example to track reminders or sync with a CRM. See Invoice reminder sent in the webhook documentation.

You can now reorder Cancellation Reasons by dragging the handle on the left of each row. The order you set is used when showing reasons to customers in the Customer Portal, so you can put the most common or important options first.

In subscription details, Active and Inactive products sections now let you click the product title to jump straight to that product’s edit page.

The subscription first widget can now be used within a product form on any page, not just the product details page. This gives you more flexibility in where you surface subscription options—whether that’s on collection pages, landing pages, or custom layouts—so customers can choose to subscribe or buy one-time from wherever they add products to cart.

The Status filter on the subscriptions overview now only shows statuses that exist in your project. Statuses with zero subscriptions are hidden, so you see a shorter, relevant list. For example, if you only have Activated, One-time purchase, and Cancelled subscriptions, those are the only options in the filter.

Custom utility classes now remain available across the Portal, Customer Portal, and checkout after the styling pipeline upgrade to Tailwind 4. Firmhouse also detects classes used in custom head and body content, helping merchant themes render consistently after updates.

GraphQL API requests that hit a server timeout now return a clearer, structured timeout response instead of a generic server error.

The Orders page in the admin includes pills to filter whether an order exists in Shopify.