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Upmind provides detailed control over subscription modifications through its admin interface without requiring client-side actions or support tickets. This guide shows admins and staff how to modify a client subscription. We show you how to:
  1. Change subscription terms
  2. Update subscription prices
  3. Reactivate a subscription
  4. Change to a new product
We show you how to cancel a client subscription in a different article.

Opening a client subscription page

  1. Log in to Upmind.
  2. Click Products & Services on the left menu.
  3. Make sure the Subscriptions menu tab is selected
Products & Services > Subscriptions

Products & Services > Subscriptions

  1. Go through the list and click the client subscription you want to review or modify.
  2. Scroll down on the Overview tab, and you will find several Quick Action buttons.
Quick Actions

Quick Actions

Changing the subscription term

You can change the payment period (term) of the subscription on the Modify page.
  1. Click the edit icon next to Term, or click the Modify Product button under Quick Actions.
Term edit icon

Term edit icon

  1. The Modify page will be displayed.
Modify page

Modify page

  1. Choose the Billing Term (Monthly/Annually/Biennially) and set the effective date for the Next Renewal.
Set billing terms and next renewal date

Set billing terms and next renewal date

  1. If an invoice for renewal has already been created, Upmind will automatically credit the old invoice and generate a new one with the updated billing cycle.
Renewal invoice

Renewal invoice

New invoice created

New invoice created

Changing subscription prices

To manually set the price on the client’s next invoice, you can follow these steps:
  1. Click on the Price amount.
  2. Enter an amount.
  3. Click Apply.
Enter a price

Enter a price

  1. For the existing term, if a client renewed monthly but switches to an annual plan at a lower average monthly price, Upmind recalculates the price as if they had been on the annual plan since the last renewal.
Average lower monthly price

Average lower monthly price

  1. If you want to change the next renewal price, you can set the charge to free.
Free of charge

Free of charge

  1. Moreover, you can also schedule the price change from Quick Actions. For more on Schedule Price Changes, follow this guide.
Schedule price change action

Schedule price change action

Schedule price change

Schedule price change

Reactivating a product

You can change the status of a Lapsed or Cancelled Subscription to Active.
  1. Scroll down to Quick Actions.
  2. Click the Reactivate product button.
Reactivate product

Reactivate product

  1. In the new window, set the conditions, including Renewal Date and Price.
  2. Click Submit.
Select renewal date and price

Select renewal date and price

  1. If you want to offer a discount on an existing raised invoice, you can go to the invoice and add a ‘credit’ against that invoice.
Credit invoice

Credit invoice

Credit amount

Credit amount

Change to a new product

You can upgrade or downgrade to a new product and configuration.
  1. On the Modify page, select the Change to New Product tab and then choose a new product.
Change to new product

Change to new product

  1. You can choose new billing terms and the charge options.
Choose billing terms and charge options

Choose billing terms and charge options

Apply pro-rata modifications without impacting existing invoices

  1. Go to Settings > Order Options.
Settings > Order Options

Settings > Order Options

  1. Under the Misc section, click Enable control over pro rata/modify crediting invoices. This controls whether crediting or refunding of invoices is disabled during pro-rata adjustments. When enabled, an additional parameter can be passed when pro-rating a product to suppress the automatic credit or refund on affected invoices.
Enable control over pro rata/modify crediting invoices

Enable control over pro rata/modify crediting invoices

  1. Then, when you modify a product and click Preview changes, you will see the option Only apply these changes to future invoices.
Only apply these changes to future invoices

Only apply these changes to future invoices

How to reactivate a contract with a past date

Reactivating with a past date

  1. Go to the client’s profile and open Products & Services.
  2. Scroll to Quick Actions and click Reactivate Product.
Reactivate product

Reactivate product

  1. In the window that appears, locate the Renewal Date and set it to your desired past date.
Choose a past date

Choose a past date

  1. Set the product price (if applicable) and click Submit.

How far back can you backdate?

The backdated renewal date cannot be set earlier than one billing cycle before the current next due date. In practice, this means if a product Lapsed or was Cancelled in a given month, you can only backdate it to one month prior to that date. Example 1: Cancelled - 27 July 2026 to 27 June 2026 (one month back).
Cancelled contract product

Cancelled contract product

Example 2: Lapsed - 27 July 2026 to 27 May 2026 (one billing cycle back).
Lapsed contract product

Lapsed contract product

The limit is based on when the contract was set to Cancelled or Lapsed, not the renewal date at the time of reactivation. If you receive an error, try selecting a date closer to the lapse or cancellation date.

How billing works when backdating

When reactivating with a past date, the flow differs from a standard reactivation:
  • A recurring invoice is issued from the calculated next invoice date at its full amount, not a pro-rata invoice.
  • The Activate for Free and Issue Next Recurring options are not available in this flow.
  • The reconciliation setting controls how billing is calculated when you backdate a reactivation.
This can be accessed from Settings > Subscription Options > Contract Settings.
Settings > Subscription Options

Settings > Subscription Options

Contract Settings > Reconciliation Strict Mode

Contract Settings > Reconciliation Strict Mode

Option 1 (default) - Billing is evaluated based on paid invoices in historical order. When backdating, the system works through the invoice history chronologically to determine what is owed from the backdated renewal date. Option 2 - Billing is evaluated based on the calculated next due date at the invoice product level, starting from the last invoice. This means the system calculates forward from the most recent invoice rather than reviewing the full history. For detailed examples of how each option behaves during cancellation and reactivation, refer to the Subscription Cancellation Options guide.