🚀 Here's what's new, improved, and fixed in Frisbii Billing and Pay. These changes were released based on updates completed between June 15th – June 26th, and packaged for publication on Monday, 29th.
🔧 Enhancements
🆕 Different billing frequencies for subscription components
Product: Billing – Growth, Scale
Platform: In-App
What's new
Subscriptions can now contain Plans, Add-ons and Usage-based Billing components, each with their own billing frequency.
Merchant value
This gives merchants greater flexibility when designing subscription offers by allowing different recurring charges to be billed on their own schedules within a single subscription.
Common examples include:
A monthly subscription with an annual support package.
A monthly platform fee with quarterly add-ons.
Fixed recurring charges alongside independently billed metered usage.
Read more and setup Different Billing Frequencies in the Knowledge Base here
🎯 More accurate discount expiry dates
Product: Billing – Starter, Growth, Scale
Platform: In-App
What's new
Discounts with a defined end date now display their exact expiry date on subscription details instead of a rounded remaining duration.
For example, rather than showing "1 year left", Billing will display "Expires on: 08 Dec 2027."
Merchant value
Displaying the exact expiry date removes ambiguity around when promotional pricing ends, making it easier for support teams and subscription managers to answer customer queries and verify discount periods with confidence.
🗃️ DATEV export improvements for pending bank transactions
Product: Billing – Growth, Scale
Platform: Bookkeeping
What's new
Merchants can now choose how late payments, refunds and chargebacks are represented in their DATEV exports.
These transactions can either be exported in a separate payment file (default behaviour) or included directly within the revenue export.
Merchant value
This provides greater flexibility for finance teams by allowing DATEV exports to better align with their accounting and reconciliation processes. Merchants can choose the export structure that best fits their bookkeeping workflow without changing how transactions are processed in Billing.
📢 Important notice: Supporting EU withdrawal rights
To help merchants selling to consumers comply with EU Directive 2023/2673, Frisbii now supports the new online withdrawal requirements that came into effect on 19 June 2026.
The directive requires businesses that conclude subscription contracts online with consumers to provide an easily accessible electronic withdrawal mechanism during the statutory 14-day withdrawal period. This is legally distinct from a standard subscription cancellation.
Billing & Payments API support
For merchants using their own customer portal or self-service experience, Frisbii supports a withdrawal workflow via API.
A typical implementation is:
Use the Get Subscription endpoint to determine whether the subscription is within the statutory 14-day withdrawal period and display a Withdraw button when eligible.
When the customer selects Withdraw, use the Expire Subscription endpoint to immediately terminate the subscription, credit existing invoices, and refund payments already received.
Coming Soon. Customer Portal support
The Frisbii Customer Portal will support this workflow automatically for eligible customers.
Where applicable:
Consumers within the statutory 14-day withdrawal period can exercise their right of withdrawal directly from the Customer Portal.
Withdrawals take effect immediately, regardless of any notice period or fixation period configured on the subscription.
Once the withdrawal period has expired, the standard cancellation flow continues to apply.
No configuration is required.
🐛 Bug fixes
🐞 Improved reliability for SFTP bookkeeping exports
Product: Billing – Growth, Scale
Platform: Bookkeeping
What's new
We've improved the reliability of SFTP bookkeeping exports by resolving an issue that could prevent export files from being generated successfully.
Merchant value
Merchants relying on automated bookkeeping exports can now expect more reliable delivery of accounting files via SFTP, reducing manual intervention and helping downstream finance processes continue uninterrupted.