Subscription Management adds a complete recurring-billing engine to Odoo. A subscription is simply a confirmed sales order that carries a recurring plan, so it reuses Odoo's own invoicing, taxes and accounting and every total stays correct. Pick a plan in the order header, confirm the quotation, and the order starts billing on its interval.

A daily job then bills every subscription that is due, optionally charges a saved payment token and reconciles it, and pauses billing with a clear warning if a charge fails. Customers can view, pause and close their subscription from the portal, while managers watch monthly recurring revenue, churn and renewals on an interactive dashboard where every tile drills into the records behind it.

Monthly recurring revenue, active and churned counts, churn rate, expansion and payment issues, with a status swimlane and six charts. Every tile and chart is clickable.

Browse all subscriptions with their plan, status, next invoice date and recurring revenue at a glance.

The plan, dates, next invoice, payment token and recurring revenue sit in the order header, with Generate Invoice, Pause, Close, Renew and Upsell right on the bar.

Each period produces a posted invoice for the subscription, stamped with the exact dates it covers, using Odoo's standard invoicing.

Add quantity during a term and Odoo invoices only the prorated difference, then merges the change into the subscription at full price next period.

Define the plans customers subscribe to, each with its own billing interval, grace period and portal permissions.

Set how often it bills, the automatic-closing days for unpaid invoices, and whether customers may pause, close or renew from the portal.

New, expansion, contraction and churn events are recorded with their MRR impact, so the dashboard trends are always accurate.

From the portal, each customer sees their active subscriptions and next invoice dates, with no back-office access.

When you allow it on the plan, customers can pause or close their own subscription, cutting down on support requests.

Open a quotation, pick a recurring plan in the order header, and confirm it. The order becomes a subscription that bills itself on the plan's interval, using Odoo's own invoicing and accounting so the numbers stay correct.

Yes. Save a payment token on the subscription and the daily job charges it for each recurring invoice and reconciles the payment. If a charge fails, the subscription is flagged and billing pauses until you retry or the customer updates their method.

Yes. From the customer portal they can view their subscription and next invoice date, and pause or close it when you allow those actions on the plan. Each permission is controlled per plan.

The subscription is marked with a payment exception and a banner explains that billing is paused. You can retry in one click, and if the oldest unpaid invoice stays overdue past the plan's grace period a scheduled job closes the subscription and records it as a payment-failed churn.

Yes. The command center shows monthly recurring revenue, active and paused counts, new and churned in the period, churn rate, expansion, ARPU and projected revenue, a status swimlane, and six charts. Every tile, lane and chart is clickable and opens the underlying records.

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