Subscription Management
Recurring customers, active subscriptions, paused payments, due cleans, and subscription reports.
Recurring work is the steadiest money you have - if it is managed. The Cleaner CRM tracks each subscription, the payments behind it, and the cleans it is due, so nothing lapses quietly.
What it looks like day to day
A quick look at how this shows up in the dashboard. In a walkthrough we run it against your own jobs and data.
What subscription management covers
Active, paused, and cancelled views
Know exactly how many recurring customers you have and their state.
Payments linked to the schedule
See failed or paused payments against the cleans they should cover.
Due-clean list
A clear list of subscription cleans coming up, ready to schedule.
Change frequency or price
Move a customer from weekly to fortnightly, or update the rate, with history kept.
Dunning for failed payments
Automatic retries and reminders when a payment fails.
Subscription reports
Recurring revenue, churn, and pauses over any date range.
Four steps
Set up the subscription
Frequency, price, service, and payment method.
Cleans auto-schedule
Due cleans appear on the calendar for assignment.
Payments run
Charges take on schedule; failures trigger retries and reminders.
Review
Watch recurring revenue, pauses, and churn in the reports.
Why it matters
Common questions
Which payment providers are supported?
Can customers pause themselves?
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