PaddleSubs has new permissions for what used to need only Joomla's Edit or Create: Grant access, View sales, Charge customers, Manage customers, Manage licenses and Assign user groups. Only Super Users hold them until you grant them, so staff who aren't Super Users lose the Transactions, Needs Attention and dashboard sales figures, and can no longer change Access Subscriptions or user groups, until you set them in the options; see the section called “Control Who Can Do What”. Purchases no longer add anyone to, or remove anyone from, a group of Super Users. Product categories now inherit PaddleSubs' permissions, which the installer arranges for existing categories.

PaddleSubs now updates through Joomla's own update system. Enter your Download Key and activate the site as described in the section called “Updates and Your License”. The new Installer - PaddleSubs plugin is enabled on a first install only, so after updating check that it is enabled.

The language strings were renamed to follow one convention. A translation or a language override made for an earlier build needs its keys renamed. Email templates you haven't edited are moved to the new keys by the installer; one you rewrote keeps your text.

A product's Licensing setting is now called Purchase Type, and is kept in the Paddle product's custom data as Purchase type. Your products keep their setting on your site; save each one once to write it to Paddle under the new name, which also removes the old Licensing and Stackable entries.

Earlier builds created an empty Access Subscription for every checkout that was started, paid or not. The installer removes the empty ones; only paid purchases create Access Subscriptions now.

Levels have an alias, used in their web addresses. The installer makes one from each level's name.

Levels can be put in order on the Levels page. The installer numbers existing levels in name order, the order the site showed them in.

Products can be put in order on the Products page, too. The installer adds their order and numbers existing products in name order, the order the site showed them in.

A product's prices can be put in order in its prices list. The installer numbers each product's existing prices in the order they were added, the order the administrator and the product's page listed them in.

Products and prices now keep Paddle's Type on your site as well, so that custom ones stay off it. The installer marks existing ones as standard. Custom products saved by an earlier build were missing from the Products page, since Paddle leaves them out of its lists: open the Products page, and each product's prices, once after updating. They show again, and PaddleSubs records each one's type as it reads it from Paddle. Until then, a custom product your site lists may still be offered on it. A purchase of a custom price your site knows is now granted instead of held; one held by an earlier build is granted when you click Try again on the Needs Attention page.

Purchases on hold now belong to an environment. The installer assigns those already held to the environment your site uses when you update; they are listed on the new Needs Attention page.

Imports now belong to an environment, so the sandbox can rehearse one without affecting production. The installer gives what earlier imports made the environment of the products and prices it was attached to, and the rest the environment your site uses when you update. See the section called “Rehearsing in the Sandbox”.

Every purchase is now one unit of one price. The price editor no longer has Quantity Limits, and saving a price sets its quantity in Paddle to exactly 1; the checkout always opens for one, and its data-quantity attribute is gone. Prices keep the quantity limits they have in Paddle until you save them, so open and save each price once after updating, or Paddle's checkout may still let a buyer change the quantity. See the section called “Price Settings”.

Licensed products have a new Sites per purchase setting, the number of seats each license gets. It starts at 1. A license bought with a quantity above 1 keeps its seats until it is renewed, when it gets the product's Sites per purchase.

The webhook secret key and Paddle's addresses are now entered on the new Webhooks tab of the options; see the section called “Setting Up Webhooks”.

Options inherited from Akeeba Subscriptions that had no effect have been removed, among them Sales off-line (put the whole site offline instead), the currency, the CRON secret key, and the terms of service and privacy policy addresses, which Paddle's checkout handles. So have five permissions that nothing checked, and the task plugins' unused Auto-scheduling switch. The task plugins are now named Task - PaddleSubs ….