You can detect whether the checkout rule is running in a retail (POS) location or a non-retail (online store).

With the new Retail location, Order location is retail (POS), and Order location is not retail (POS) conditions, you can create sales channel-specific checkout behavior.

For example:

• Hide or sort shipping methods differently for POS and online checkout

• Apply in-store shipping or discount offers only when the order is created at POS

• Keep online-only shipping and discount campaigns from affecting in-store checkout

• Use the same rule structure while targeting different sales channels

This gives you cleaner control over omnichannel checkout experiences with simple rule logic.

You can now control how shipping discounts apply to subscription deliveries after the first order.

With the new Subscription deliveries settings in shipping discount rules, you can decide whether recurring deliveries stay paid or become free.

This unlocks more flexible mixed-cart offers for stores that sell both one-time and subscription products.

For example:

• Limit shipping discount to the first delivery only

• Make recurring deliveries free for a specific number of cycles

• Set all recurring subscription deliveries to free shipping

• Use the same rule for mixed carts that include one-time and subscription items

This helps you run clearer shipping promotions for subscribers while keeping everything in one rule.

You can now use Customer location (using GeoIP) as a condition in your checkout rules. This helps you create region-specific experiences for customers based on their physical location (note: using IP to detect the country might not be 100% accurate all the time).

With this, you can tailor checkout behavior based on where the customer is browsing from.

For example:

• Show or sort payment and shipping methods by physical location (country)

• Rename checkout options with country-specific wording

• Apply location-based discounts for selected markets

• Use validation rules by country to guide checkout behavior

This unlocks more localized, relevant checkout flows while keeping your rule setup simple and centralized.

You can now use a new fixed-price subtotal percentage option in Discount All rules. This lets you set a fixed price based on the order subtotal percentage. For example, if the order subtotal is $100 and you set 20%, the target fixed value becomes $20.

• Shipping discounts — set shipping methods to a fixed value based on subtotal percentage

• Order discounts — apply an order-level discount to target a subtotal-percentage-based amount

• Product discounts — set selected product prices using a subtotal-percentage-based fixed value

We are excited to share that you can now use the Discount all feature to combine multiple discount types in a single discount.

With this feature, you can create one discount code that can simultaneously apply shipping, order, and product discounts at checkout.

For example:

• Apply shipping, order, and product discounts all at once using a single discount code

• Apply automatic shipping and order discounts in the same rule

• Apply product and order discounts together automatically or using a discount code

You can now easily add translations for your rename and validation rules so that your customers see localized text in their own language at checkout. This applies to:

• Payment rename rules — provide translated names for renamed payment methods

• Shipping rename rules — provide translated names for renamed shipping options

• Validation block rules — provide translated error messages when checkout is blocked

Simply click "Add translation" inside any of these rules, choose a language, and enter the translated text. The correct translation will be shown automatically based on the customer's language at checkout.

We are excited to share with you that you can use the discount product amount rule to create automatic or code-based discounts targeting products in the cart at checkout. There are several ways to use this new feature, for example:

• Discount product amount using a percentage value

• Discount product amount using a fixed amount off

• Set a fixed amount for a product irrespective of the actual product price

• Set a product as free

Inside the rules, if you previously used payment names with numbers at the end to target different wallet methods (for example, "Apple Pay"), you can now simply use the official payment method names directly.

Please review any existing payment rules that may be affected and update them with the new payment names (as shown below) to ensure they continue working correctly.