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šŸ“£Release news 16/07/'25: More autonomy in Zero Friction šŸ“£

šŸš€ Decide for yourself whether you want to automatically create refunds

šŸš€ Easier to help customers register

šŸš€ Set up a customer portal yourself


Decide for yourself whether you want to automatically create refunds

Thanks to a new toggle in the configuration, you can now decide whether to automatically generate outgoing bank statements when a customer has credit balance. This way, Zero Friction will no longer automatically issue a refund, and you can choose when to execute it.

Make it easier to help customers register

We're introducing a new Customer Portal tab in the customer record. This will provide an overview of the customer's registered email address and an activity log with all portal messages they've received.

This way you can quickly see where a customer might be getting stuck during registration, for example, when an email was not sent. To troubleshoot further, check if the welcome email was sent and/or opened. Verify the customer's spam folder and confirm the correct email address. Additionally, ensure that the email sending method is enabled in the settings (Contract/Welcome → sending method Email).

How to consult the overview:

  1. Navigate to the Customers entity

  2. Open a customer's file

  3. Click on the Customer Portal tab

In this overview you will see:

  • The email address used to register

  • The activity log

Do you want to restart registration?

  1. Click on More at the top

  2. Select 'Reset customer portal account'

The option to send a confirmation email will be automatically checked with the correct email address.

The recipient will then receive an email with a link to register again. āš ļø Note: If the welcome email sending method was originally disabled in the settings, it cannot be resent from the system.

āž”ļø You can change the email address or choose not to send mail by unchecking the box. Alternatively, customers can register using their customer number and email address without needing the welcome email. After registration, they will receive a confirmation email to activate their account.

Set up a customer portal yourself

You no longer need to rely on the Customer Success Team to set up a customer portal – you can now do this entirely yourself via the configuration.

Here's how to set up the portal:

  1. Go to Configuration

  2. Scroll to Customer Portal and click on Portal URL

  3. Enter your chosen portal URL here

You will also find the necessary DNS records here to connect your domain name to your servers.

āš ļø Make sure your domain name is registered to activate the customer portal.

The page also shows the status of the setup:

  • When the portal is successfully configured

  • Or when a problem has occurred (for example: the URL is already in use)

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