07/22/2026 v2026.10

Release Notes

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Reminder: Review Surcharging Laws Before You Turn It On

Credit card surcharging is legal in most states, but rules vary by state and some prohibit it outright or cap the amount. A few states also require specific disclosure language at checkout.

Before enabling surcharging in POR Pay, confirm:

• Surcharging is legal in the state(s) where you operate

• Your surcharge amount complies with any state cap (commonly 3% to 4%)

• You're using compliant signage and receipt disclosure

• Your card brand agreement (Visa, Mastercard, etc.) terms are met

• POR supported processors do not currently have the ability to differentiate between credit and debit cards

Laws can change and POR doesn't provide legal advice. Check with your attorney or your state's current statutes before turning surcharging on.

Enable Cross-Store Contract Payments for Stripe (Canada/Australia):
Elite now allows users to take payments at a different store than a credit card token was established at addressing Stripe’s cross-store tokenization limits. When you pay a contract at a different store than the one that holds the saved card, Elite recognizes it and routes the payment to the correct store’s token. The transaction posts to the right store, maintains both locations’ balance, and creates accurate accounting entries at end of day.

Search Elite Launchpad Using Special Characters:
Elite Launchpad’s main search now recognizes special characters across the full Unicode set, so names like Éric Clément or Jürgen Müller return correct results. You can type characters such as É, Ü, or ß and find matches regardless of your keyboard settings. This improves search accuracy for multinational teams.

Memory Lane Monday

This is a fun corner where we republish release notes from previous sprints you may have forgotten about.

Disable Depreciation:  For users that calculate their depreciation externally, we have added the ability to disable depreciation.  This is a company wide setting that can be accessed in the System Configuration section of browser configuration.  The user will have to have the appropriate security set to see/edit this setting.  When turned on, the user will be warned that depreciation is turned off and no action will be taken if the depreciation section of an item record or Section 179 depreciation is accessed.  The total depreciation, current value, and GL number for depreciation can be updated via the API with the externally calculated depreciation.

Prorate Depreciation By Store:  The depreciation setting on the Accounting Tab of Parameters that breaks depreciation out by store has had its label updated from ‘By Store’ to ‘Prorate Depreciation by Store’.  Gentle reminder that to see this option requires licensing.