Managing Self-Unsubscribe Subscriptions
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Mition’s subscription system is designed to be flexible, supporting everything from paid memberships to free mailing lists. Each subscription is defined by a term and a price, which together determine its cost and renewal frequency. For organisations running opt-in communication channels—such as newsletters or interest groups—Mition now offers a streamlined way for users to manage their own participation via the Self-Unsubscribe feature.
This document outlines how administrators can configure subscriptions to allow users to unsubscribe themselves, suppress admin notifications, and optionally require workflow approval for renewals. These settings help reduce manual overhead while maintaining control over subscription behaviour.
Self-Unsubscribe (isSelfUnsubscribeAllowed)
This setting enables users to cancel their own subscriptions without needing to contact support or an administrator.
Behaviour:
Clicking this button will:
Use Case: Perfect for managing email lists, newsletters, or any opt-in group where users should be able to join and leave freely.
Admin Notifications (isNotifyAdminOff)
By default, Mition sends an email to the subscription owner or administrator whenever a new user signs up. This can be disabled to reduce inbox clutter.
Behaviour:
Use Case: Ideal for open-access subscriptions such as public mailing lists or promotional campaigns.
Renewal Workflow (RenewalWorkflowRequestTypeID)
Some organisations require manual validation or approval before a subscription can be renewed. This setting allows a workflow to be attached to the renewal process.
Behaviour:
Use Case: Recommended for professional memberships or certifications that require annual review
Example Scenarios
isNotifyAdminOff to prevent admin inboxes from being flooded with signup alerts.User Experience
These subscription settings offer a powerful way to tailor Mition’s behaviour to suit your organisation’s needs. Whether you’re managing professional memberships, public mailing lists, or internal communication groups, enabling Self-Unsubscribe, suppressing Admin Notifications, and using Renewal Workflows can help streamline operations while giving users more control.