OneBusiness Subscription Management
Best Subscription Management Software
It’s time to take your subscription management to the next level. OneBusiness has everything you need to get started, and our easy-to-use interface makes it simple to keep track of your customers’ subscriptions. With OneBusiness, you’ll be able to manage your business like a pro!
Imagine being able to manage your customers’ subscription billing with ease, and never having to worry about missed payments or incorrect charges again. OneBusiness Subscription Management tools offer you a streamlined way to handle subscription billing, automatically posting values to your G/L accounts according to the set configuration. With our customisable options, you can have peace of mind that your customers’ subscriptions are always taken care of.
With OneBusiness, you can easily track your customers’ list, last billed amount, validity start date and validity end date. This information is available on the transaction dashboard, so you can always stay up-to-date on your subscriptions. OneBusiness is easy to set up and use, but you will need to monitor it regularly to make sure everything is running smoothly.
Introducing OneBusiness Subscription Management, the revolutionary way to capitalise on customer relationships and increase revenues. With our easy-to-use subscription management software, you can create flexible plans and pricing that will suit your customers perfectly. Plus, with our powerful reporting tools, you’ll be able to track your subscription revenue growth like never before.
Integration scenario:
- CRMs: OneBusiness CRM
- Financials: OneBusiness Financial accounting
Advantages of subscription management
- Easily track and manage subscriptions
- Develop and maintain strong customer relationships
- Effortlessly onboard customers with your new products
- Keep your customers in the loop with email updates
- Decreases business uncertainty and increases customer lifetime value (LTV
- Flexible business model that doesn’t bind customers to a contract
- Customers are not locked-in to a high initial investment
- Allows SMEs sufficient time to trial and evaluate services before commitment
- The subscription business model is simple and straightforward
- Subscription pricing factors maintenance, support and upgrades, meaning customers won’t need to allocate additional budget for these activities
Disadvantages
- Subscription pricing often results in a higher operating cost for the customers over time.
- Subscription model incurs a higher total operating cost over time.
- A risk of closure of the service provider company could put customers’ businesses at risk.