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Product Expiry after X Months?

Is it possible to offer a product with three variants, each with an expiration date?

What I have in mind:

A course in Fluent Community. I would like to offer access for one month and for 12 months, as well as 12 months with payment in installments for the course. How can I set this up so that access automatically expires after 30 or 365 days?

I couldn't find anything about this in the product integrations. I also have Fluent CRM, but to be honest, I don't know how to implement this. I would be grateful for any solution.

Best regards,

Marco

Sarkar Ripon

If you tie anything with subscription/ installment you will get an event on unsuccessful renewal or installment. based on that event you can control access to your course.

Hope that information helped

Marco G

Ripon SarkarΒ 
Thank you for your quick response. I have this option under Integrations, yes. I probably didn't express myself very clearly. I don't expect any further payments anyway. The customer pays in advance for either 1 month, e.g., $1,999, or 12 months, $3,499. When this period ends, which I cannot set, I would like to completely terminate education access to the course. However, I cannot control the time frame via FluentCard. (Timer)

I think I can only do this with FluentCRM at the moment (via wait).

Best regards

Sarkar Ripon

You may utilise this option. If you require any further assistance, please feel free to contact support.

Marco G

I mentioned the integrations earlier; they're not possible because they would collect further payments. I want to remove the customer from the course after one or twelve months, nothing more. (They're renting the educational content.) Collecting further monthly or annual payments until the customer cancels would be completely pointless. The goal is essentially a one-time payment with an expiration date, which can't be configured.

I've managed to create a rudimentary solution using FluentCRM with a wait command; access is then blocked after the expiration date, but it doesn't always work flawlessly. This is the only way I can proceed at the moment.

Nevertheless, one last important question: will subscriptions with expiration dates still be available in the future? If not, I can save myself the trouble.

Best regards, Marco

Marco G

I have now solved it with Fluent CRM, 3 different products... That's okay, although the upgrade option within the product is lost, but I can solve that in another way.

But maybe it will be implemented with the expiration date in the future.

best regards