Permanent changes to subscription


Permanent changes to subscription

This document explains different types of permanent changes that may be relevant for a subscription. Common for them all is that they have a start date, from which a change in the subscription is to be effective.

Changing a product permanently

Changing a product is in many ways similar to changing a customers address. It might already have been delivered to the customer today, so therefore the start date for the new product can never be earlier than the next distribution date.

Two methods can be used for saving a permanent product change. If it is no change in terms, then the method “SaveTemporaryProduct2” can be used. To avoid confusion regarding the name; A permanent product change is basically a temporary change with no end date.

SavePermanentProductAndTerm

If you want to change the term in addition to the product, the method to use is SavePermanentProductAndTerm. The method takes a customer number, title code, start date and product code as input. It also has an optional parameter for term code, if you want to change the term along with the product. Note that the given term must be valid for the product.

Example Request to SavePermanentProductAndTerm

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<inf:SaveTemporaryProduct2>
   <inf:customerNumber>123456</inf:customerNumber>
   <inf:titleCode>IT</inf:titleCode>
   <inf:startDate>2015-10-01</inf:startDate>
   <inf:productCode>P7</inf:productCode>
   <inf:termCode>06</inf:termCode>
</inf:SaveTemporaryProduct2>

SaveTemporaryProduct2

The method takes a customer number, title code, start date and product code as input.

Example Request to SaveTemporaryProduct2

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<inf:SaveTemporaryProduct2>
   <inf:customerNumber>123456</inf:customerNumber>
   <inf:titleCode>IT</inf:titleCode>
   <inf:startDate>2015-10-01</inf:startDate>
   <inf:productCode>P7</inf:productCode>
</inf:SaveTemporaryProduct2>

Permanent address change (Permanent move)

When a customer is moving and want the product to be delivered to another address permanently, the method SavePermanentMove is to be used. Because the newspaper might already have been delivered today, and it must be possible to order a address change in the future, the start date of the address change cannot be before the next distribution date.

Example Request to SavePermanentMove

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<SavePermanentMove>
   <customerNumber>123456</customerNumber>
   <titleCode>IT</titleCode>
   <addressInfo>
      <CustomerNumber>123456</CustomerNumber>
      <TitleCode>IT</TitleCode>
      <StatusCode>00</StatusCode>
      <StreetName>Østensjøveien</StreetName>
      <HouseNumber>36</HouseNumber>
      <Entrance></Entrance>
      <Floor></Floor>
      <Apartment></Apartment>
      <AddressExtension1></AddressExtension1>
      <ApartmentIdentity></ApartmentIdentity>
      <ZipCode>0667</ZipCode>
      <ZipText>OSLO</ZipText>
      <CountryCode>NO</CountryCode>
      <CountryText>Norway</CountryText>
      <UniqueAddress>false</UniqueAddress>
      <NewAddress>false</NewAddress>
      <HousenumberStart>0</HousenumberStart>
      <DistributionCode></DistributionCode>
      <GateVei_Id>0</GateVei_Id>
      <DistributionCompanyCode>0</DistributionCompanyCode>
      <RouteNumber>0</RouteNumber>
      <Addressed>0</Addressed>
      <DeliveryPoint>0</DeliveryPoint>
      <DeliveryMethod>0</DeliveryMethod>
   </addressInfo>
   <startDate>2015-01-01</startDate>
   <signature></signature>
</SavePermanentMove>