This week in HostBill we’re presenting updates to MaxMind Fraud Protection, Google Analytics integration, Multibrand, Password Manager and more!

Updates and new functions

MaxMind, one of our Fraud Protection modules has been updates to use current minFraud API. The module provides various informations about the risk of order being fraudulent and can be just a simple help when accepting orders manually or it can automatically block fraudulent orders/clients.

Google Analytics module has more flexible plugin configuration options for Gtag module. GA enable analytics tracking in your billing system and can be also used to track conversions on purchase from referral source. There are actually two plugins available: Google Analytics which uses ga.js and analytics.js and Google Analytics Gtag which uses gtag/js. For the second one the configuration options include:

1. Ecommerce tracking – If you’ve enabled ecommerce tracking in your analytics account, you can enable this and send transaction info
2. Cross Domain tracking – When enabled, will add ‘allowLinker’ argument in create method for ‘Universal Analytics’
3. Custom Code – Enter custom javascript code you wish to be entered after page view event.
4. Custom Configuration – Enter code which will replace gtag(‘config’,…) line generated by this module
5. Disable explicit pageview event – when enabled, the pageview will not be sent explicitly, assuming it’s being sent by default

Small improvements has been added to other modules as well! Opayo (previously Sage Pay) payment gateway has a new option which enables to process refunds. The gateway also supports recurring charges and tokenization! Multibrand enables to set a “Affiliate Landing page redirect” option. Password Manager now orders passwords from the newest to oldest by default. cPanel has an UAPI support for admin. In terms of billing, now a service with auto-renew disabled will not have its credit card payment auto-captured.

Full Changelog and the list fo bug fixes is available here!