For rolling renewals, just decide what happens when members renew after their membership expires.
For example, you can elect to have the member’s new expiration date based on their old expiration date, regardless of when they renew.
Whether your members renew on the same date or anytime, ClubExpress can handle it.
For rolling renewals, just decide what happens when members renew after their membership expires.
For example, you can elect to have the member’s new expiration date based on their old expiration date, regardless if your members renew on the same date, specify the date your membership cycle starts, and whether you offer a lag period in which new members can join before the beginning of the membership cycle.
You can also indicate if you want expired members to pay for missed membership cycles when they finally do decide to renew.
ClubExpress can automatically send up to three renewal notices to remind your members to renew their membership, or generate a renewal pop-up for members which appears when they log into your website.
Protip
When configuring your renewal notices, if you’d like the last renewal to be sent after the membership has expired, you’ll need to make the “days” field a negative number.
Finally, decide if you want members to expire on their expiration date, or shortly after with a lag period, and whether members can renew on their own once a membership expires or if only administrators can renew expired members.
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