Release Notes for June 29, 2026: Card decline handling, UK/EU enhancements, and QuickBooks Desktop upgrades
Title: Cleaner Portals, Smarter Syncs, Happier Payment Flows
New Features
Payment Method Update keeps getting smarter (beta)
Payment Method Update support now includes EPG card declines, helping Benji capture more useful decline signals across supported gateways. PMU controls were also split from general payment-event collection, so the platform can record events broadly while enabling customer-facing PMU rules and emails only for opted-in merchants.
Bug Fixes
Better settlement timing for Benji Payments BACS in the UK market and SEPA advance-notice payments
Estimated settlement dates for notified BACS and SEPA payments now anchor to the scheduled debit date instead of the notification date. Reports also avoid showing settlement values too early for notified statuses, making the numbers cleaner and less confusing.
QuickBooks Desktop syncs recover better after deposit handling
QuickBooks Desktop syncs now continue properly after deposit journal entries are processed, so customer and invoice data keeps flowing and invoice balances stay up to date.
QuickBooks Desktop sync locks clear more cleanly
Per-company QuickBooks Desktop sync locks now use a shorter, sync-aware expiry. If polling stops unexpectedly, stale locks can clear sooner while keeping the normal reconnect timing intact.Business Central auto-processing is more reliable
Behind the scenes
Several deployment and CI improvements landed this week too, including stronger blue/green deployment handling, better production environment lookup, improved Elastic Beanstalk retry behavior, and test-suite fixes. These are mostly invisible to customers, but they help keep releases steadier and safer.
More control over Business Central invoices in the customer portal (groundwork for future release)
Business Central merchants can now control which invoices customers see by invoice number prefix. Choose whether to include only matching prefixes or hide matching prefixes, and Benji will apply that logic in both the portal invoice list and balance totals. Handy for keeping the customer portal focused, tidy, and exactly as selective as it needs to be.
Merchant API access to organization users (groundwork for future release)
Merchants with the right API scope can now retrieve a paginated list of users for their organization. This opens the door for cleaner admin workflows, better integrations, and easier visibility into who has access.


