Subscribe Features
Merchant User Deletion in Vindicia IDP When Deleted in Vindicia
With this release, Users created in Vindicia Portal are also automatically created with Vindicia IDP (ULM). Users deleted through Vindicia Portal are automatically deleted with Vindicia IDP(ULM). Additionally, Users that are disabled in Vindicia IDP are not authorized to log into the Vindicia Portal. (VIN-20826)Payments Features
Push Notification - Payment Method/Account Updater Change Event
With this release the Payment Method > Account Updater Change event Push notification has been modified to include account data. This change helps users correlate the updated payment method with the customer account associated with the payment method. New information has been added to the push notification only. No changes were made to the Payment Method object. This feature is enabled by a new Merchant Name Value Pair, pm_account_extension_enabled, and the value is either “1” or “0”. The feature is not enabled if no value is set or the Name Value pair does not exist. (VIN-20486)Cybersource Integration - Store Merchant Advice Codes
With this release, when a CyberSource transaction response includes a Merchant Advice Code, Vindicia stores that value in the tx_disposition_log table. This change provides more granularity to the hard/soft failure decision process and the ability to use the merchant advice codes in decision rules, allowing Vindicia to fine-tune retries and force deposits. Note: Cybersource does not return Network Response Codes. (VIN-17592)Internal Fixes
The following issues were solved in this release:Known Issues
This release has the following known issues.- In Subscribe Merchant Portal 2.0, the Merchant User Report may show incorrect status for merchant users that use identity providers to login to the Portal.
- Merchants using Vindicia IDP, can view user status in the Vindicia IDP Care Console.
- Merchants using external Identity providers, such as OKTA or MS Azure, can check user status in their respective IDP Portals.