Our subscriptions leverage a number of add-on modules. Our pricing model for some of these modules involves discounts for when customers purchase multiple modules (e.g., 50% off for module 2 and 75% off for module 3). Unfortunately discounts can only be applied to the entire subscription, not to the individual plans within it.
Comments: 19
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19 Oct, '19
Daniel CarrionThis would be handy. At the moment we're having to discount the entire subscrition. I understand that the system allows discount for individual items on a one off invoice so not sure why subscriptions don't support it.
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11 Nov, '19
ShomariYes, this would welcomed feature. We currently create custom plans when customers have special pricing.
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18 Nov, '19
Daniel CarrionI think if this goes planned you might as well code up the ability to adjust the per line item rate/price as well as discount.
I've learnt using Invoiced for 3 months that the binding to existing plans to plans applied to the subscription is quite decoupled. This combined with the ability to query subscription pricing would be quite a powerful feature: https://feedback.invoiced.com/suggestions/64706/show-existing-subscription-plan-and-addon-prices-via-api -
07 Feb, '20
Daniel CarrionThis is now causing an issue for us. We leverage discounts heavily on per module basis and maintaining different plans and items to achieve this or oddball discount % across the entire subscription is proving unruly. Especially given how we sync invoices to Xero and rounding involved.
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07 Feb, '20
HeatherXero can do this. Line item discounting or pricing adjustment is very common in a sales cycle. Having to create new plans or items to support this "business as usual" activity is tedious. Your help here would be most appreciated in continuing to make Invoiced our preferred solution.
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08 Feb, '20
Zane FrancisNo matter how much you tell the sales guys the contrary, there are always discounts to get a deal across the line
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05 Apr, '20
Daniel CarrionJust checking in on how this one is going. We're still seeking this feature in the form of discounts and/or price overrides.
It's possible to get around this by switching plans back and forth but it's resulting in a nasty visual bug that needs to be fixed. -
30 Apr, '20
Daniel CarrionCould we please get an estimate on when this is likely to be implemented?
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15 May, '20
Michael JohnsonJust starting out with Invoiced and found this one as a roadblock for us also. Creating new plans seems to be the only option but it's impacting our reporting on those plans to see the average MRR. Would be great to be able to discount a line on a subscription or adjust the pricing the same as you can on individual one off invoices.
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19 May, '20
Daniel CarrionCould we please get an update as to where this is at thanks. We are still running into this.
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17 Sep, '20
Paul HowardAny further update on when this may be planned?
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11 Oct, '20
Daniel CarrionCan we plase get an update on where this is at? This is becoming unruly for us.
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20 Oct, '20
Daniel CarrionIs someone monitoring this. Could someone please confirm when we can expect this available?
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02 Nov, '20
Daniel CarrionAny further update on this?
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23 Nov, '20
Daniel CarrionCould someone from the Invoiced team please provide a realistic ETA on this. We need to know when it's actually happening.
Planned status with unknown estimate completed date does not help us at all.
Please respond to your customers on this one, please! -
23 Nov, '20
Jared King AdminDaniel, unfortunately we do not provide dates for new functionality to be available. We are able to instead reach out to you once this functionality is available on Invoiced. Thank you for your patience!
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01 Dec, '20
Daniel CarrionI am hoping you will allow us to test this in Sandbox before it goes into prod. A big thing for us is being able to override the price/rate and not just apply per line item discounts. Similar to what you allow in individual invoices.
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11 Jan
Daniel CarrionAny chance this is close by? I assume in 2021 there is probably new roadmap in play and this appears somewhere on it.
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15 Jan
Daniel CarrionWe really need this feature for successful implementation of a project that is now overdue.
Our staff continue to make mistakes changing plan prices back and forth to workaround and are chosing the wrong plans when doing so.
Inability to override the price means we have to implement logic to create multiple plans per customer, which doesn't make sense. You already allow rate overrides for individual invoices and underneath you allow changes to plans (since customer existing plans are never affected by a plan change in settings anyway).
We're asking for something that so many other platforms already allow. I'm not sure why it is taking so long nor why we're not given indication on when we might see this. I see posts on LinkedIN on features that are so far outside of the core of your application and this continues to get no traction. It's disappointing.
Please add some priority to this feature and let us know when we can start testing.