Here are the new updates we implemented this week:
New Feature
Subscriptions Report — Initial Registration Date
The Subscriptions report now includes an Initial Registration Date column, so Admins can tell net-new subscription sign-ups apart from renewals at a glance — no more opening individual user timelines to check.
Why it's awesome:
Renewal vs. new-business reporting becomes a single glance instead of a manual audit — making revenue and retention tracking far faster for Admins.
New Feature
Users Report — User Teams Data Point
Admins can now add a User Teams data point to the Users report, showing which Team(s) each user belongs to directly in the report — without cross-referencing team configurations one by one.
Why it's awesome:
Auditing and managing team assignments becomes a one-report task, saving Admins from manually piecing together team membership across the platform.
Bug Fixes
- User Manager — Fixed an issue where the Timeline defaulted to the years 2058–2060 for users on lifetime subscriptions, forcing Admins to scroll back to the present.
- User Manager — Fixed an issue where the User Team quick filter only returned users from User Groups that were also selected in the Team, causing some team members to be missed.
- Subscriptions — Fixed an issue where subscription registrations processed through the API did not display correctly on the User Manager Timeline.
API Updates
- GET — Transactions (Purchase Order IDs): The
GET /transactionsresponse now includes associated Purchase Order (PO) IDs, letting integrators reconcile LMS transactions against internal accounting and procurement systems. - Bug Fix — Timestamp Filters: Fixed an issue where five list endpoints accepted
timestampModifiedAfter/timestampModifiedBeforebut silently ignored them and returned all rows. These filters now apply correctly, so incremental syncs return only changed records.