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The Subscriptions page helps you keep track of players on your network. Rather than the BSNEE instance. The BSNEE business model is based around charging users for players, you charge them for subscriptions associated with their players. Each  Each player must have a subscription to utilize the network, and each subscription is only valid for a set amount of time. When a subscription expires, the user must pay to renew his or her subscription.

Remember that subscriptions are allotted to an Account a Network Administrator, not to individual user accounts. An Account Administrator users. A Network Administrator may have any number of user accounts users tied to his or her accountnetwork, with any number of networked devices tied to each. Therefore, the amount of subscriptions you give to an Account a Network Administrator is the sum of all devices that are owned by different user accounts users under (and including) that Account Network Administrator.

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Types 

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Each subscription has a unique number and a type. The subscription types are Grace, Demo, Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly. The expiration process begins on the day a player activates a subscription. 

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Grace subscriptions are not manually created: When new players join the network, they automatically receive a Grace subscription that is valid for one month. This is useful for two reasons.

1. Grace subscriptions inform you about new players: You’ll know when a new player joins the network when its Grace subscription shows up on the Subscriptions page. You’ll also be able to see the unique device label and the subscription creation date (i.e. when it was added to the network).

2. Grace subscriptions ensure that a new player has a valid subscription so you don’t have to immediately locate a new player and create a subscription before it can function on the network.

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Creating Subscriptions 

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Click the Create Subscriptions button:

• Invoice #: Assign an invoice number to the subscription.

• Account

  Network: Select the

  account you

  network you want to associate with the subscription.

• Type: Select the subscription type (see the previous section for more details).

• Device: Select the device you want to associate with the subscription.

• Count: Enter the number of subscriptions you want to generate. 

Click Create when you’re finished, or click Close if you want to cancel the creation process.

Searching Subscriptions

All subscriptions from every account are network are listed by default, but you can locate subscriptions by filtering the list. Use the Account Filter Network dropdown list to locate subscriptions by account network name. Filter results are organized alphabetically (A-Z) by account network name and in ascending order by subscription number.

Viewing Subscriptions

There are several ways you can augment the Subscriptions page to make it easier to find the information you need:

• Click # to organize the list by order number (lowest to highest).

• Click I.N. to organize the list by invoice number (lowest to highest).

• Click Device to organize the list alphabetically (A-Z) by device label.

• Click Type to organize the list alphabetically (A-Z) by subscription type.

• Click Status to organize the list alphabetically (A-Z) by subscription status.

• Click Creation Date to organize the list chronologically (oldest to newest) by creation date.

• Click Expire Date to organize the list chronologically (oldest to newest) by expiration date.

Click the Device Status Dump button beside Account Filter to Click the Export Subscription List button next to the Network field to produce a log for of all players on the account. The log provides the following information: player names, player descriptions (if included when a player was set up), current firmware version(s), last connection times, and current active presentationssubscriptions on the network.

Check the Show Deleted Subscriptions box on the bottom-right corner of the page to view deleted subscriptions in the list. Deleted subscriptions are grayed out. You can click the icon below Delete to restore a deleted subscription.

Editing Subscriptions

You can change some of the settings listed on the Subscriptions page. Account names Network names must be changed on the Accounts Networks page, and Subscription Numbers and Creation Dates cannot be modified. However, you can edit all other subscription settings.

Click the Image RemovedEdit icon in a subscription cell to make changes to any of the following values: the Device associated with the subscription, the subscription Type, the subscription Status, or the subscription Expire Date. You can delete the subscription entirely by clicking the Image Removed Delete button next to the Edit button.

Generating Subscription Keys

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Automatic Subscription Keys button allows you to automatically generate Subscription codes.

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Network Administrators can use these codes to add subscriptions to their

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networks, thus reducing the workload of System and Order Administrators. The Subscription Keys list provides the following information:

• Key: The subscription key, which is used by a player to subscribe to the network automatically or is manually added

  manually

  to a player subscription list by

  an Account Administrator

  a Network Administrator.

• Subscription: The invoice number of the subscription, as well as the number and type of subscriptions tied to the key.

• Issue Date: The date that the key was issued to the

  Account

  Network Administrator.

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You can use the Subscription Keys window to find, edit, and add subscription keys:

1. Use the Status dropdown menu to filter the list of subscription keys.

2. Find a subscription key by typing a portion of the key or its entirety into the 

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1. Search field and clicking the button.

2. Select Revoke next to a subscription key to suspend the subscriptions associated with the key.

3. Under Key Recipient, choose one of the following:

   1. Existing

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1. 1. Network: Sends the subscription key(s) to the Email

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1. 1. address that was specified during the

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1. 1. network creation process.

   2. Purchaser Email: Sends the subscription key(s) to the specified Email

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1. 1. address.

2. Specify a Second Email to send the subscription key(s) to a second Email address. A new user associated with this Email address will be created on the new/existing

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1. network.

2. Specify the Activation Restriction setting for subscription keys:

   1. Any: The subscription key(s) can be activated using either the WebUI or SOAP API calls.

   2. WebUI Only: The subscription key(s) can be activated via the WebUI only.

   3. API Only: The subscription key(s) can be activated using SOAP API calls only.

3. In the Keys Count field, specify the number of keys to generate and send in the Email.

4. Under Subscriptions, specify the following:

   1. Count: Enter the number of subscriptions to assign to the generated key.

   2. Type: Use the dropdown menu to choose the subscription type.

   3. I.N.: Enter an invoice number to associate with the key.

5. Click the Create button to generate and send the key(s). Click Close to cancel the creation process.

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