As of July 26, 2024, we’ve released the following changes to the Peacock Service Panel:

As of July 17, 2024, we've added a new trigger filter option in Canary: Deduplication - Retries. When configuring a trigger, you can now apply this filter to ensure Canary excludes any duplicate transaction retries in the data it monitors for events. For more information, see our Transaction Retry Deduplication guide.

As of July 16, 2024, we've updated the Parrot Service Panel design. As a part of this new design, we now have an option for testing out Parrot in a no-code environment. Type a BIN into the Lookup field or use one of the provided Sample BINs to view standard and enhanced data for associated cards in plain text or as it would appear in a response from the Parrot API. Learn more in our Parrot product documentation.

As of July 16, 2024, we've released two new pages in the Metrics section of Peacock: Refunds and Chargebacks. Learn more about the data available on these pages in our Metrics guide.

As of June 14, 2024, we’ve made some changes to the Chargeback Rate metric you can monitor with Canary triggers. We now offer three options for this metric, each monitoring a different segment of your transaction volume and using a different chargeback rate formula:

As of June 14, 2024, we've release a new section to the Peacock Service Panel called Metrics. Within Metrics, you’ll find pages for Approvals and Declines. These pages are designed to help you to quickly hone in on the segments of your transaction volume most important to your business or analysis. Learn more about these pages in our new Metrics guide.

As of June 11, 2024, we’ve released the following changes to the Peacock Service Panel:

As of May 15, 2024, we’ve released the following changes to Parrot:

We've officially launched Pagos Copilot within the Peacock Service Panel! This AI-powered chatbot is your personal payments assistant, designed to streamline any payments data analysis and assist you in navigating the complex world of payment processing. Learn more about Pagos Copilot in our product documentation, and be sure to check out our blog post and press release about this new feature.

As of May 13, 2024, we’ve released the following changes to the Peacock Service Panel: