We plan to offer a FP plan comprising a single member. The quantity of shared subscriptions is based on an integer value (cb_fpvalue). For a new subscription this value is set to 1.
We will also offer a FP 5-pack upgrade plan which will add 5 to cb_fpvalue variable, or substract 5 if the upgrade plan is cancelled.Â
Will CBSubs handle this configuration? If not, please suggest alternatives.Â
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So if they cancel their 5 pack you want 4 of the shared subscriptions to automatically cancel? There's no functionality for that. Those shares would remain active, but that might be something I can look into implementing when it grants the user the pseudo subscription I can review checking if the limit was reached and then adjust accordingly. I'd recommend using CBSubs Options so the act of subscribing to the family plan AND selection of the number of shares is done on a single plan.
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Actually, I want to start with count=1 for individual users. When they purchase a 5-pack the count will be 6 (1+5).
However, it may be better to go with your suggestion if that's how the system is meant to work.
I think you have explained it before.
If I need assistance, I will reach out.
Thanks for the quick response.
krileon
