Term & renewal
Period, renewal and the next invoice date sit on the subscription. Nothing depends on a calendar reminder.
Subscriptions are their own module: term, renewal, cancellation and the invoice that follows. The contract text stays in accounting. The subscription sets the rhythm.
Period, renewal and the next invoice date sit on the subscription. Nothing depends on a calendar reminder.
Notice periods and the path through the customer center. The customer can cancel, you see the status immediately.
When a period ends, the invoice is created in accounting and appears in the portal.
Packages and service levels hang on the subscription. Upgrades are a request, not a new spreadsheet row.
Licenses can share one subscription and show up together under it in the customer center.
The contract describes the agreement. The subscription describes the recurring revenue. Both stay findable.
Master data, contacts and the full history – encrypted in one place.
A portal in your brand: invoices, news, FAQ, guides and status.
Quotes, invoices, contracts, reminders and the handover to your tax advisor.
Terms, renewal, cancellation and recurring invoices – separate from contracts.
Requests with ownership, SLA and the full customer history.
Find matching companies, check their websites, take them on as customers.
See outages and changes before the customer calls.
Newsletters and trigger-based email. No further marketing module.
Licenses, credentials and expiry dates in one place.
Wiki and process knowledge for the team – and articles for support.
Sell, take payment, write the invoice – and see the customer journey.