Bring your active subscribers, their products, prices and next billing dates from Skio to Chargezen. No double billing, no missed renewals, and no commission on your subscription revenue.
The problem
Skio's export lists one row per product on each subscription, with the status, interval and next billing date. Chargezen's import also takes one product per row, so most of the work is matching columns.
Each subscriber's product, quantity, price and next billing date, one row per subscription.
Skio's interval maps to a Chargezen plan with the same frequency, and the next billing date carries over.
Each subscription bills the payment method saved on the customer's Shopify account.
Create a Chargezen plan for every interval in your Skio export and turn on Contract import for it.
Use the Shopify variant ID for each product, so the subscription points at the right item.
Skip "Include inactive." The import only takes subscriptions with a future billing date.
One Chargezen plan for each Skio frequency, with Contract import on.
Tools, Data Export, CSV. Skio emails the file.
Ten columns, from customer email to currency. Every row is checked before anything is queued.
Before the next billing date, so nobody is charged twice.
In Skio, go to Tools, then Data Export. You can choose CSV or JSON, and Skio emails you the file. Inactive subscriptions are left out unless you turn on "Include inactive."
Skio lists each product on its own row. Chargezen creates one subscription per customer email, so a subscriber with two products is listed as an error for our team to help with.
The export arrives by email, so check the inbox of the Skio user who requested it.
$199 a month for Shopify Advanced and Plus stores. No commission and no transaction fees, however big you grow.
No, as long as billing is stopped in Skio before each subscription's next charge date. Chargezen keeps the same next charge date.
In Skio, open Tools, then Data Export, pick CSV and wait for the email. Leave "Include inactive" off unless you want the list for your records.
Skio exports each product as its own row. Chargezen's import creates one subscription per customer email, so extra rows are listed as errors with the reason. Our team can help with those.
