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How to Modify SaaS Plan Category and Plan Level

This guide explains how to reorganize SaaS plans by changing their category or plan level . TABLE OF CONTENTS Step 1: Open Edit Plan Step 2: Update…

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  1. Step 1: Open Edit Plan
  2. Step 2: Update Category & Plan Level
  3. Step 3: Save & Review
  4. Important Notes
This guide explains how to reorganize SaaS plans by changing their category or plan level.

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Step 1: Open Edit Plan

  • Go to SaaS Configurator → Plans.

  • Select the plan you want to edit.

Step 1: Open Edit Plan (image 1 of 2) What this shows Go to SaaS Configurator → Plans. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 1: Open Edit Plan" section of "How to Modify SaaS Plan Category and Plan Level". This screenshot appears in the "Step 1: Open Edit Plan" section of "How to Modify SaaS Plan Category and Plan Level". The text alongside this image reads: Go to SaaS Configurator → Plans. Select the plan you want to edit. Immediately after, the guide continues: Under Category Settings, click Edit. To move to a new category: To change the plan level: Confirm your selection. Image 1 of 2 Where to goGo to SaaS Configurator → Plans. Select the plan you want to edit.
Buttons and menus referenced SaaS Configurator → Plans
Next stepUnder Category Settings, click Edit. To move to a new category: To change the plan level: Confirm your selection.
All 2 steps in this procedure
  1. Go to SaaS Configurator → Plans.
  2. Select the plan you want to edit.

Step 2: Update Category & Plan Level

  • Under Category Settings, click Edit.

  • To move to a new category:

    • Select a category from the dropdown (only same-currency categories will appear).

  • To change the plan level:

    • Adjust its hierarchy position within the category.

  • Confirm your selection.

Step 2: Update Category & Plan Level (image 2 of 2) What this shows Under Category Settings, click Edit. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 2: Update Category & Plan Level" section of "How to Modify SaaS Plan Category and Plan Level". This screenshot appears in the "Step 2: Update Category & Plan Level" section of "How to Modify SaaS Plan Category and Plan Level". The text alongside this image reads: Under Category Settings, click Edit. To move to a new category: To change the plan level: Confirm your selection. This part of the guide covers 2 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Save changes. Review the impacted plans in the new category — features from the moved plan are inherited upwards, and the moved plan itself inherits from lower levels. Image 2 of 2 How to confirmUnder Category Settings, click Edit. To move to a new category: To change the plan level: Confirm your selection.
Fields in this part of the guide To move to a new category:To change the plan level:
Buttons and menus referenced Category SettingsEditmove to a new categorychange the plan level
Next stepSave changes. Review the impacted plans in the new category — features from the moved plan are inherited upwards, and the moved plan itself inherits from lower levels.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Under Category Settings, click Edit.
  2. To move to a new category:
  3. To change the plan level:
  4. Confirm your selection.

Step 3: Save & Review

  • Save changes.

  • Review the impacted plans in the new category — features from the moved plan are inherited upwards, and the moved plan itself inherits from lower levels.


Important Notes

  • Existing customers are not retroactively updated. Their plans remain the same, but upgrade/downgrade paths will update.

  • Impact on features:

    • Plans above inherit features from the moved plan.

    • Moved plan inherits features from plans below it.

Use this with care, as it may affect your pricing/positioning strategy.

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