May will stop cancelling subscriptions or turning off subscriptions for clients who are past due? We offer a 30-day past due policy (just like normal banks) where a client has 30 days to bring their account back in good standing before penalty. Instead of reporting a late payment to their credit, we cancel their account. So every 4-5 days we have to manually reassign a new billing plan to clients who are past due, so the billing reattempts continue until their 30 days are over. Subscriptions should be based on the CRO's policy and not cancel after 3-4 attempts. So many clients tell us they will pay on their next biweekly paycheck and It would be so much easier if the client can just check their email to update their card/pay the past due amount. Instead, CRC CANCELS THEIR ENTIRE SUBSCRIPTION after a few days, unless we manually reassign a plan, this is so outdated and time consuming. Secondly, when their subscription stops/cancels, and they got to a previous payment email to update their card or enter their card (assumming it would pay the past due payment), CRC Billing doesn't do anything because the subscription is OFF. For example, we still have a few chargebee clients enrolled. When a past due payment occurs, a payment is retired for a week or so and the subscription stays ACTIVE! The client receives an email that says "PAY NOW/UPDATE CARD" so they can immediately pay their past due invoice. CRC Billing only gives a "payment method update option" and not a pay now option. Plus, with chargebee if no payment is collected it will attempt to bill the client again on the next month's due date (which if declined this will tell us it's been 30+ days of the client not making a a payment, and fits our billing/cancellation policy)