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  • Ensure that you have pre-defined required objects for the Product such as Billing Plan, Rate Plan (if required), or Token support.
  1. Select your starting point from the following options:
    • To create a new product, click the + New button and select Product.
    • To duplicate an existing product, select the relevant existing product from Catalog > Products and click Duplicate.
    • To edit an existing product, select the relevant existing product from Catalog > Products and click Edit. The Product page appears.
    Subscribe Product Screen Example
  2. Define the Product fields as needed. Refer to the tables below for guidance regarding the fields.
  3. When you’re done, click Save or Update. You can return and continue editing the saved Product at any time. Note: You can edit the products at any time. It is important to understand that any changes will impact all subscriptions (existing and new) of the product.
  4. When the product has been saved and completed, activate it by clicking Activate in the Actions panel.
  5. Disable the product at any time, by clicking Disable in the Actions panel. Note that the product will no longer be offered to new customers (or appear in the catalog). However, existing subscriptions of the product will continue uninterrupted.
  • Product Details Pane
  • Product Description Pane
  • Product Pricing Pane
    Use this pane to view/add currency/token Standard fixed rate Prices or a usage-based Rate Plan as your pricing mechanism.
  • Product Entitlements Pane
    Entitlements are IDs identifying the purchased product and providing access to it. Use IDs from your system that provide subscribers access to the relevant products or services.
  • Bundled Products Pane
    This pane lets you define an aggregated product as a bundle offering of separately available products. It allows you to set a bundle price that may be different than the sum price of the separate products and to provide entitlements to several separate products as a bundle.
  • Product Token Grants Pane
    Tokens are a virtual currency such as a loyalty rewards, flyer miles, or stars. Use this pane to give your customers tokens when they purchase the product. If the product is used in a subscription, these tokens will be granted at each renewal of the subscription cycle.
  • Custom Data
    Custom data lets you store merchant-specific data to Products, Rate Plans, Billing Plans, Season Sets, Subscriptions, Accounts, and Payment Methods as a pair of matched text strings, called name-value pairs. These name-value pairs can help you categorize and sort aspects of your objects. Use Name to define a category, and Value to define a specific item in that category. For example, you could use name-value pairs to track your sales teams. Define a name-value pair with Office as the Name and the city in which the office is located as the Value.
Parent topic:Products

Product Details Pane

Product Description Pane

Product Pricing Pane

Use this pane to view/add currency/token Standard fixed rate Prices or a usage-based Rate Plan as your pricing mechanism.

Product Entitlements Pane

Entitlements are IDs identifying the purchased product and providing access to it. Use IDs from your system that provide subscribers access to the relevant products or services.

Bundled Products Pane

This pane lets you define an aggregated product as a bundle offering of separately available products. It allows you to set a bundle price that may be different than the sum price of the separate products and to provide entitlements to several separate products as a bundle.

Product Token Grants Pane

Tokens are a virtual currency such as a loyalty rewards, flyer miles, or stars. Use this pane to give your customers tokens when they purchase the product. If the product is used in a subscription, these tokens will be granted at each renewal of the subscription cycle.

Custom Data

Custom data lets you store merchant-specific data to Products, Rate Plans, Billing Plans, Season Sets, Subscriptions, Accounts, and Payment Methods as a pair of matched text strings, called name-value pairs. These name-value pairs can help you categorize and sort aspects of your objects. Use Name to define a category, and Value to define a specific item in that category. For example, you could use name-value pairs to track your sales teams. Define a name-value pair with Office as the Name and the city in which the office is located as the Value.