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# Dec 19, 2024 release

### New charts: NRR, GRR and retention cohort

This was actually released a bit early this week, but is included here for clarity. Analytics now has a new Retention tab, which contains new visualizations for Net Revenue Retention, Gross Revenue Retention as well as cohort chart. Now the new charts also support drill down.

### Edit non-monthly charges as monthly

Many SaaS companies market their prices as monthly even if they invoicing on an annual rate. This made managing pricing complicated, because you had to manually convert them to the annual prices. Charges now have a toggle that lets you manage pricing as monthly, even if they are billed as quarterly, semi-annually or annually.

### Email tab on account

Delivery status for emails can be see in the Outbox under Settings. We have now added a new tab on account that shows all the emails that was sent to the account.


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