Zuora Inc. insiders orchestrated a self-dealing $1.7 billion sale to Silver Lake after sidestepping an activist investor’s bid for board influence. A court filing, dated around October 25, 2024, seeks to block the transaction and fast‐track a lawsuit regarding the company’s restrictive director nomination bylaw.

On June 17, 2024, Zuora, Inc. released its FY2024 Global Impact Report outlining its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing leadership diversity. The report emphasizes a people-first, sustainable approach designed to create a more equitable and accessible environment for its stakeholders.

On January 16, 2024, the court approved a $75.5M settlement in a securities fraud class action against Zuora, Inc. The lawsuit alleged that Zuora misrepresented the integration and performance of its newly acquired RevPro software during the period of April 12, 2018 to May 30, 2019, misleading investors and contributing to significant financial harm.

On August 11, 2023, a federal judge approved a $75 million settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit brought by investors alleging that Zuora misled them about issues integrating a new product. While the settlement is described as a fair resolution, the underlying allegations of misrepresentation raise concerns over the company's business practices and ethical responsibility.

On April 7, 2021, Zuora, Inc. announced its second $1 million stock contribution to its philanthropic arm, Zuora.org, aimed at supporting nonprofits that increase economic and educational opportunities for historically underrepresented communities. The company also appointed its first Director of Social Impact to lead these initiatives, underscoring its commitment to creating a more inclusive Subscription Economy.