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Bulk Plan Changes

Learn how to change multiple member plans at once.

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Written by Amanda
Updated over 2 weeks ago

If you would like to change more than one member’s plan at a time, you can do so by going to Manage » Members » Bulk Actions » Bulk Change Plans.

This is a useful feature if you have made changes to your master plan (under Products » Membership Plans) and would like to update all existing members on that plan to have the same settings, or, if you would like to move a team of members from one plan to another.

The members who appear in the Bulk Change list will be those from the member list you have selected. So if you click on Current, then your entire member list will appear, but if you choose Canceled, then only your canceled members will appear.

You can also change all members on a specific plan by typing the name of the plan in the search field and then clicking on Bulk Change Plans.

Screenshot of the Members section in the Cobot admin dashboard. The 'Current' filter is selected, showing a list of active members. A dropdown under 'Bulk Actions' is open, highlighting the option 'Bulk Change Plans (25)' in red

Then, select all members whose plans you would like to change, select the new plan, and choose the date for the plan change to take effect. You can choose to either change the plan on the start of the members' next membership renewal date or change it on a fixed date.

Screenshot showing options to choose the date for a plan change. The first option, 'Change plans with the next membership renewal,' is selected, while the second option, 'Change plans on a fixed date,' remains unselected

By changing it on the next membership renewal, the member will remain on their current plan until their next membership renewal date. On the members overview page, you will see a little clock next to the member name. When you hover over it, it will show the members upcoming plan.

Screenshot of a member profile. A tooltip indicates an upcoming plan change to 'Flex Desk,' and the current plan is set to renew on November 9, 2024.

You can also see this by clicking on the members name » Plan. You can even edit the upcoming plan by clicking on Customize under the new Plan.

Screenshot of a plan details section showing the current 'Full-Time' plan priced at 800.00 USD per month. Below, a highlighted note indicates a new plan, 'One Day a Week,' starting on November 01, 2024, with an option to 'Customize upcoming Plan.'


By changing the plan on a fixed date, you can choose the day you wish to have the plan change take effect as well as the option to edit the members next billing date. In this way, you can make it so your members plan is changed right away, but they are not billed for the new plan until their existing membership renewal date.

Screenshot of a plan change form showing the 'Change Date' set to 01.11.2024, with a note explaining that Cobot won’t automatically adjust for already paid fees. The 'First Invoice' field is also set to 01.11.2024, indicating when the first invoice for the new plan will be sent.

After you click Next you will be able to review the plans you are about to change. Click on Change Plans and you will see your changes within a few minutes. If you do not see the changes, try refreshing your screen.

IMPORTANT NOTES

  • The plan changes are based on your master plans under Products » Membership Plans. Make sure these are correct with all the relevant updates/information before you change your members over to a new plan.

  • When you update a member plan, all existing plan customizations will be lost. They will be moved to the plan as it appears under Setup » Plans. If you need to make customizations to a specific member’s plan, it is a better idea to change their plan individually by going to the specific Member Profile » Plan » Customize or Change Plan.

Check out this guide to learn more about setting up your membership plans.


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