
New: Added a Date Picker form element to Surveys, allowing customers to easily select dates within your survey questions.

The Shipping and Payment Customizations now allow you to hide, rename, and reorder options based on the Cart Attribute on the Shopify Cart. This can be useful for example when you have a product in the cart that is a custom order your can hide your express shipping options because that custom order will take longer to Ship.
We hope you find this useful and please reach out to us if you have any questions on how to use this. Thank you!
The Order ID and Order Number can now be accessed for Post Purchase customizations. This is useful for needing this ID or number for placing this information into URL redirects or for attaching these IDs to any sort of tracking or display reasons. The order ID can be accessed by typing {{order.id}} and the order number can be accessed by typing {{order.name}}

Please let us know if you have any questions on how to use this and thank you!
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You can now use Checkout Plus to automatically block orders shipping to specific countries based on your chosen conditions in your Shopify Checkout— such as cart contents, customer tags, or total order value.
This new Order Validation rule lets you define when and where an order can be shipped, helping you stay compliant with regional shipping restrictions, reduce fraud, or limit delivery zones for certain products.
To get started, go to your Order Validations section in Checkout Plus and add a new rule:

Example use cases:


We’ve added Upsells Analytics to Checkout Plus.
You can now track and attribute which products are added to the cart through Upsells in your Shopify Checkout. This feature provides clear insights into Upsell performance and helps you understand which items are driving conversions.
The analytics capture key data, including:
With these insights, you can measure the impact of Upsells in Shopify Checkout, optimize your offers, and maximize your store’s average order value (AOV).
