Early renewals discount right up to expiry date

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4 years 4 months ago - 4 years 4 months ago #129825 by intouchweb
We would like to setup early renewals that provides a discount right up to the membership expiry. After the expiry date (and during the grace period) the price needs to revert to full price without a discount.
Not sure how to set this up in the Early Renewals section, do I set the "Number of Days Left" to zero, meaning right up to the expiry date? The system seems to reject that figure. I also tried a setting of -1 (which I thought would mean right up to a day after expiry) and again the system rejected it. Advice please?

And a second question - would the $ figure amount for the discount be the pre-GST amount or post-GST amount?
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4 years 4 months ago #129828 by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hello

1. As of right now, we only allow renewal discount if users renew their subscription at least 1 day before subscription expired. So value for that setting will have to be greater than or equal 1

2. The discount amount here is pre-GST (before tax)

Tuan

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4 years 4 months ago #129830 by intouchweb
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Thanks Tuan,
So to clarify if I want ALL early renewals to be discounted right up to the expiry date (and renewals are set to be available from 90 days before the subscription expires) do I set this figure as 90 days?
Secondly, would this mean that if someone renews within 24 hours prior to the expiry they will not receive the discount?

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4 years 4 months ago #129831 by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hello

You can set it to 1 and anyone renew the subscription 1 days before expiring (or earlier) will get discount

Users who renewed in last 24 hours, unfortunately, won't receive discount in this case

I will see if I can support for it in the future

Tuan

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4 years 4 months ago #129832 by intouchweb
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Ok got it now. so 1 here means "at least 1" thanks. If you could possibly add zero as an option in the future it would be perfect. Actually some people may even want a negative figure here, ie offering a discount until say 7 days past expiry for example ... thanks again Tuan.

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4 years 4 months ago #129848 by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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OK Mark. Will look at it and try to support it in the future

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Tuan

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4 years 3 months ago - 4 years 3 months ago #130948 by intouchweb
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Quick followup to this, the setting is set to 1 and yet the discount is still applying today on 2nd January (when the plan expiry was 31st December 2019). I notice that if I change it to 2 the discount does not apply anymore. Just thought I would let you know, something seems wrong with the coding of dates here I think... Happy new year Tuan!

UPDATE: Setting left at 1 and all member renewals were still receiving the discount a week after the expiry. I had to remove all discounts from all plans to stop them being applied. Perhaps the grace period setting is interferring with the expiry date in the code? That's just a hunch... however I can say that this functionality definitely does not work as expected.
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