We now recheck the original Shopify order after importing a Monta pickup subscription. If the pickup address was not matched on the first attempt, Firmhouse tries again and only alerts you when it still cannot be verified after both checks.

Stopped subscriptions now remain stopped when an old successful signup-payment callback is replayed. Firmhouse no longer reactivates the original subscription or creates a new recurring payment method unless you explicitly activate it.

Prepaid follow-up shipments now keep free shipping when the subscription stores a zero-priced shipping rate. Positive shipping overrides still apply, while customers avoid unexpected charges on free prepaid shipments.

Discount requirements remain editable after a required plan has been archived. The discount editor keeps the requirement visible, clearly labels the archived plan, and preserves it when you make unrelated changes.

Billing-only rental and instalment renewals no longer add delivery charges when no new shipment is created. Firmhouse recognizes these renewals from their plan and delivery history, so customers are billed only for the items being renewed.

Scheduled prepaid deliveries can continue to Shopify after a subscription stops when the related invoice was paid. This keeps a final paid delivery from being skipped while still blocking orders with unpaid, refunded, or charged-back invoices.

Manual subscription creation now blocks invalid Shopify native billing selections when no plan is available and explains the requirement in the form. Direct imports with one-time-purchase customers enabled can remain planless, so adding recurring products later may still require a plan before activation.

The Customer Portal now keeps completed one-time-purchase accounts read-only by preventing product changes, plan switches, and new shipment or billing dates. Customers can still view their product and plan details.