Edit a Price

A price defines a plan’s amount and charging rules. Be careful when changing those terms: subscriptions already assigned to a price do not automatically move to another price.

Check whether the price can be edited

1. Go to Billing → Plans and open the plan.
2. Review the Prices list.
3. If an edit control is available, open it and review the current price fields.

The workflow depends on the billing-plan mode:

• In Multiple mode, a price with payment history is read-only. Add a separate price for new terms; do not try to change the historical price.
• In Single mode, price fields are part of Edit Plan. If the values differ, Kanri creates a replacement price record. Existing subscriptions remain associated with their original price.

When terms change, add a new price

If you are changing the amount, interval, term, block size, or billing behavior for an offer that is already in use, use the workflow for your mode. In Multiple mode, add a clearly named price. In Single mode, edit the plan; when the fields differ, Kanri creates a replacement price instead of changing the old record. For example, if Adult Monthly changes from C$120 to C$130, do not assume a member’s current subscription will change with the plan.

Then:

1. Confirm the replacement’s price type, amount, and schedule.
2. Choose the correct default for future subscriptions if the plan has multiple prices.
3. Review each existing member subscription separately. Do not assume existing subscribers have been transferred.

If Kanri does not show the price controls you expect, check the plan mode and whether the price already has payments. See Add a Price or Edit a Billing Plan.