Is there an option somewhere to configure what is happening once our client finalizes his payment ?

I didn't find infos in the docs... and I don't see an option in the settings...

(I'm configuring FluentCart for our new course launching monday)

Great update! I was waiting for this for a long time.

Just found some issues:

'purchase as a business' checkbox does not work for guests - submitted a ticket for this

when a B2B order is placed, business info is added to the customer screen, perfect.
But, when I open the billing address, business details are not adapted

For the customer, when he selects edit billing address or his profile, the businessfields are not adapted from the order

When a user is logged-in and makes a B2B purchase, he has to fill in his company name and VAT number again. It is not loaded lik his address

I feel like I have to be missing something, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to customize the single product page in Bricks without using bricksultimate fluentbricks pack. Is it truly impossible to create a custom template/theme something in bricks for the product single? Help?

Seems like the footer text of the templates still aren't translated, even if translated in Loco ... maybe you could have a look

Or exist any way to integrate claude to fluent cart?

if true multi-currency will be a reality in fluent cart one day (1 product price per store currency & billed in customer's currency). Thanks Shahjahan Jewel for letting me know.

This is a big one. Maybe the biggest release we have shipped.

For the last two months, we worked closely with industry experts to rebuild how FluentCart handles tax. A full rebuild, not a small patch. And the part I am most proud of: it is all in the core. Free. No addon, no third-party tax service, no monthly fee to stay compliant.

If you sell in the EU, or anywhere with VAT and sales tax rules, this changes things for you.

Here is the heart of it: tax now explains itself everywhere. Checkout, thank-you page, receipt, email, PDF, admin order view, the customer's account. Every place a tax number shows up now breaks it down per item and per rate. No more "why is my tax this amount?" tickets. You just point at the receipt.

The big stuff in 1.4.0:

• Full EU B2B reverse charge. Selling across EU borders to VAT-registered businesses now works end to end. Customer enters their VAT ID, tax gets reversed correctly, and it shows up right on checkout, emails, PDF, and receipts. Even handles stores that advertise tax-inclusive prices.
• Per-item tax breakdown. Every line shows exactly how it was taxed. Clear for the customer, clear for you.
• Mixed cart handling. Tax-inclusive and tax-exclusive products in the same cart now total and display correctly. This used to be a real headache.
• Built-in tax rates for the whole world. Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania, all pre-loaded. New stores get a guided tax setup step in onboarding, so you are compliant from day one.
• Pick exactly which EU countries you collect VAT in, register inline, and get a clear warning when a VAT ID is missing instead of finding out later. Plus city/postcode level overrides and per-variation tax control.

Two more worth calling out:

• Store Digest emails. Opt in to a daily, weekly, or monthly summary of your store's key numbers, straight to your inbox.
• Per-item coupon breakdown. Discounts now show per item with strikethrough pricing, so customers see exactly how much each item was discounted.

Underneath all that is a deep list of fixes: 25+ on tax alone, plus solid subscription, payment, and checkout repairs (Paddle is noticeably steadier now).

Quick but important: this release has a few breaking changes if you use custom code. Two filters removed, EU VAT data moved, and a Bricks element renamed. Worth a read before updating if you have customizations. Details in the full post.

I also want to thank Juraj Hudák and Jorge de los Reyes, two people who shaped this release. Juraj's 218-field developer brief became the backbone of the tax model, and Jorge shaped how tax looks to the person actually paying, including the free EU VAT data that means FluentCart never has to call a paid tax service. This release is better because of them.

Full write-up with screenshots: https://fluentcart.com/blog/fluentcart-1-4-0/

If you sell in the EU or deal with VAT at all, update today. This is the release that makes FluentCart genuinely compliant out of the box.

More cooking 🚀

A quick note on updating:

You may not see this latest version right away due to WordPress.org's new security cool-down period. After the 24-hour cool-down, the update will show up as normal.

If you want it instantly, you can use FluentHub (previously FluentKit) to grab the update right away.

FluentHub download: https://static.wpmanageninja.com/fluent-toolkit.zip

Is it possible to create a product type, such as a ticket? With user data - first name, last name, and a unique ID or data from checkout fields?

Hi Team,

1. Can/could we personalize the URL of a product page ?
   Because by default, it seems to be "site.com/item/name-of-the-product". Since we have the opportunity to create "Categories", it would be logical (at least to me) to have the name of the category in place of "item".

2. I just placed 1 image for a product, but this image is display 2 times in small at the bottom of the big one... So, 3 times the same image on the same page... What do I do wrong here ?

   

Hi team,

I'm currently customizing the "Customer Profile Page", and I saw this :

(Sorry if it has already been reported)