Revenue - to be able to create multiple subscriptions per Deal
We are in SaaS and we use Pipedrive to track our conversation with clients.
We have been tracking monthly reoccurring revenue with Google Sheets and would want to track Revenue from each Deal. When Pipedrive introduced the new feature of Revenue we were thrilled but quickly found out it does not suit us.
The thing is: one client could pay us different amounts, from start date, with different intervals.
So to have the Revenue function usable for our team, we would need to be able to create Multiple subscriptions/billing plan per DEAL.
This would allow us to track precisely based on the sum that's being renewed, I could also see historical renewal from these Deals, to use spreadsheet less.
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Hi @Yuxuan Chen , thank you for your feedback and for illustrating your use case so clearly!
It's true that currently there can only be one active Subscription per deal at a time, which doesn't fit all recurring revenue situations. The good news is that we're working on this feature as we speak, and one of the improvements we want to introduce is the possibility to have irregular payment intervals and amounts within a same subscription.
We often announce these new things in out Research and Beta Testing channel, so consider joining it and you'll also get the chance to test out early versions of these improvements or completely new features we're launching.
I have also made sure to send your suggestion for multiple parallel active subscriptions inside a single deal to our team for consideration. 🚀
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We need this same ability (multiple recurring subscriptions, per Customer).
- As is, this function is useless to us.
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Hello @Yuxuan Chen ,
I've just enabled our fresh feature to allow having payments of various intervals and amounts. In "revenue block" on details page, choose "Payment schedule" and then you can setup payments with various amounts, billing dates and intervals.
I hope this is helpful
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Kirill Grebtsov said:
Hello @Yuxuan Chen ,
I've just enabled our fresh feature to allow having payments of various intervals and amounts. In "revenue block" on details page, choose "Payment schedule" and then you can setup payments with various amounts, billing dates and intervals.
I hope this is helpful
Excellent @Kirill Grebtsov !! The "Payment Schedule" is a great feature. I would add the possibility to insert multiple subscriptions!
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Kirill Grebtsov said:
Hello @Yuxuan Chen ,
I've just enabled our fresh feature to allow having payments of various intervals and amounts. In "revenue block" on details page, choose "Payment schedule" and then you can setup payments with various amounts, billing dates and intervals.
I hope this is helpful
@Eduardo Biasi, thank you for taking the time to leave feedback! Can you please elaborate on what is the use case with multiple subscriptions on the same deal?
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Just my two cents: Please add a 6-month interval as well
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We need the ability to have multiple subscriptions under each deal. We have separate products that have differing start dates but are subscription based.
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Stephanie Sasser said:
We need the ability to have multiple subscriptions under each deal. We have separate products that have differing start dates but are subscription based.
Totally agree with you. Modern SaaS of today has different products and subscriptions and number of products.
Use Case: We have 3 different plans and a school/corp/university could purchase 30 sits of one plan type and 5 sits of another plan type.
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Who would like Pipedrive to prioritise multiple subscriptions (not having to add a new deal for each subscription) and linking product list menu to this, avoiding manual input - in their product roadmap?0
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What business does monthly subscriptions without multiple options? This is such a poorly though out feature. What if a client upgrades their package or downgrades it? Of all the SaaS companies out there, what % do you think operate with only a single package? Almost everyone has multiple packages and clients can upgrade and downgrade between packages so only tracking one subscription makes this feature pretty pointless in PipeDrive.
PipeDrive... you yourself wouldn't even be able to use your own feature in your own business.0 -
Kirill Grebtsov said:
Hello @Yuxuan Chen ,
I've just enabled our fresh feature to allow having payments of various intervals and amounts. In "revenue block" on details page, choose "Payment schedule" and then you can setup payments with various amounts, billing dates and intervals.
I hope this is helpful
We have the same problem. We offer 2 type of services (food packaging and coffee cups), one client can choose the food packaging service only or both. I think the solution here is that you create a service/suscription type of product that you can link to Deals
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Inês Batata said:
Hi @Yuxuan Chen , thank you for your feedback and for illustrating your use case so clearly!
It's true that currently there can only be one active Subscription per deal at a time, which doesn't fit all recurring revenue situations. The good news is that we're working on this feature as we speak, and one of the improvements we want to introduce is the possibility to have irregular payment intervals and amounts within a same subscription.
We often announce these new things in out Research and Beta Testing channel, so consider joining it and you'll also get the chance to test out early versions of these improvements or completely new features we're launching.
I have also made sure to send your suggestion for multiple parallel active subscriptions inside a single deal to our team for consideration. 🚀
Hi! Any updates on this feature to have multiple subscriptions per deal? As this was 2 years ago, I assume yes?
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Is it possible to add multiple subscription plans once a customer has upgrade their subscription to a higher amount during the current contract term. If a customer is upsold and changes subscription plans during their initial contract term, can you input a different subscription plan in the revenue section that shows the additional revenue.
Is it possible to add a subscription model that has a lower monthly fee the first year but then all years after have a higher recurring value?
Can you edit a subscription plan (number of cycles or effective dates) after it has already been created? I don't want to delete the current plan info and start over, I just want to make updates
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Is it possible to add multiple subscription plans once a customer has upgrade their subscription to a higher amount during the current contract term. If a customer is upsold and changes subscription plans during their initial contract term, can you input a different subscription plan in the revenue section that shows the additional revenue.
Is it possible to add a subscription model that has a lower monthly fee the first year but then all years after have a higher recurring value?
Can you edit a subscription plan (number of cycles or effective dates) after it has already been created? I don't want to delete the current plan info and start over, I just want to make updates
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Hello @Cameron S
About the questions raised here, at the moment it's not possible to have several active subscriptions within one deal. What you could potentially do is cancel the previous one and from there, create a new one with a higher amount. The previous payments are still considered and you can create a new one with a higher amount.
However, you can edit a subscription to apply a change after a certain date, for example:
As you can see, you can pick a date where the value will change and that can also work for your first question and second question.
In terms of editing, it's not possible to change the number of cycles or the original date set up, but you apply a change as shown above or add extra payments if needed. More information about this can be found in our article: Recurring Revenue feature
Our support is available, please feel free to reach out to us if any clarification is needed :)
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