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Change Member from Recurring (Autopay) to Non-Recurring (Non-Autopay)

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Change Member from Recurring (Autopay) to Non-Recurring (Non-Autopay).

In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to change a patient’s membership status from recurring (autopay) to non-recurring (non-autopay) in Smile Advantage’s system. This situation may arise if a patient changes their mind after initially being set up for recurring payments, or if they were mistakenly enrolled in autopay.

Steps to Change Membership Status

  • Identify the Member: Locate the patient’s profile in the system. In our example, we’ll use Tim Franklin, who is currently set as a recurring autopay member.

  • Make a Note of the original Renewal Date:

    • Go to the notes field in the patient’s profile.

    • Record the original signup date (e.g., December 1, 2023) for future reference.

  • Cancel Current Membership:

    • Choose the option to cancel the membership.

    • Confirm the cancellation when prompted. This action will stop the automatic renewal and payments.

  • Re-add as a Non-Recurring Member:

    • After cancellation, re-add the patient as a non-recurring member.

    • Select the same membership type they initially signed up for.

    • When setting up the new membership, choose the ‘check or cash’ option to avoid automatic charges.

    • Ensure that the start date is correctly entered. If it is incorrect, leave it as is and contact support for adjustment.

  • Complete the Membership Setup:

    • Acknowledge the receipt of the initial payment (e.g., $349 paid via credit card).

    • Confirm that the member has agreed to the terms and conditions.

    • Finalize by creating the non-recurring membership.

  • Submit a Support Ticket for Date Adjustment (if necessary).

    • If the start date needs correction, submit a support ticket.

    • Include the member’s name and the correct start date in the ticket (e.g., “Reset date for Tim Franklin to December 9, 2024”).

    • The support team will update the date in the backend to reflect the correct membership duration.

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