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An account may contain a number of subscriptions. A subscription is usually a setup where a customer must pay a subscription price to have access to the product/service that a company sells. A subscription sells periodical, i.e. monthly, annual, or seasonal use or access to a product or service.

A subscription:

  • has one user
  • can be linked to one billing group
  • can have one or more related services
  • can have one rate plan.

The subscription list can contain the following information:

  • Type of product/service
  • status of the subscription (active, terminated etc.)
  • start date and end date
  • usage if the usage of the product/service is monitored
  • details about the subscription, e.g. rate plan and add-on services.

Examples:

Industries can use a model with multiple subscriptions on one account include book clubs, record clubs, telephone companies, cable television providers, cell phone companies, internet providers, pay-TV channels, software providers, business solutions providers, financial services firms, fitness clubs, and pharmaceuticals, as well as the traditional newspapers and magazines.

For more information about the subscription tab, see /wiki/spaces/NWRARSDEPRECATED/pages/113422560.

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