Subscriptions
Subscriptions link clients to service packages and manage their billing cycle.
What is a Subscription?
A Subscription represents a client’s active service agreement. It defines:
- Which client has the service
- Which package they’re subscribed to
- When it started and when it expires
- Whether it auto-renews
Subscription Lifecycle
Subscriptions go through different states:
Active → Expiring → Expired → (Renewed or Suspended)Status Definitions
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Active | Currently valid subscription |
| Expiring | Will expire within 7 days |
| Expired | Past the end date, service may be limited |
| Suspended | Manually disabled by administrator |
How Subscriptions Work
When you create a subscription:
- The subscription record is created in Zettabit
- The client’s PPPoE credentials are configured on the MikroTik server
- The client can now connect and use their service
When a subscription expires:
- The subscription status changes to “Expired”
- Depending on your settings, the client may be:
- Automatically renewed (if auto-renew is enabled)
- Disconnected from the network
- Moved to a limited bandwidth profile
Auto-Renewal
Auto-renewal automatically creates a new subscription when the current one expires:
- Same package and price
- Starts immediately after expiration
- Requires payment (if payment gateway is configured)
You can enable or disable auto-renewal per subscription.
Subscription vs Package
- Package defines what the service is (speed, price, duration)
- Subscription assigns that package to a specific client
Think of packages as products in a catalog, and subscriptions as purchases.
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