Self-service for customers

As a user, I want to upgrade part of the quantity of my subscription in a single order to a new offer, so that I don't have to place multiple orders or re-assign part of the licenses (closest alternative today).

In fact we now have different license term duration and customers are using both yearly and monthly, it would be great to see this information in subscription tab at table view. now only billing cycle is included in view.

According to current functionality, if a Customer places 2 Scheduled orders at various times for the same subscription and they aren't aware that 2 orders exist, only the most recent Scheduled order will be processed by Microsoft , when the renewa...

Currently, our platform supports full subscription upgrades only. Which means, if customer wishes to upgrade their subscriptions, they have to memorize the subscription amount and update it manually before submitting the upgrade request, otherwise...

My Idea is a Pop-up Message to shown the customer the 72 hour periode for cancellatiob after he finished the booking progcress. Also he will be informed over - prorated periode until cancellation - the billing term - the priceprotection pe...

As a user with permissions to operate with subscriptions I can edit and make changes to subscription license quantity within eligible cancelation period defined by Vendor.Functionality should be vendor agnostic. Subscription editing is done from S...

Scope: New Orders - can choose from the dates of the existing subscriptions that the new ordered subscription may be co-termed with. Synchronization Scheduled after renewal settings Invoicing Pricing display: proration in product catalog and under...

We need prorated price in Shopping cart when it comes to Adobe and subscriptions. Without this your solution is useless .

As a user who is changing subscription mid-term or co-terming a new subscription, I want to see an accurate amount for the incomplete term that my purchase/changes apply to, so that I know the real amount to expect in my first invoice.