Ability to un-cancel/reopen an Ended Recurring Series (edited)
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JayT
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It would be great to be able to un-cancel a previously cancelled recurring transaction series. Subscriptions (streaming services as an example) may sometimes be cancelled and then renewed at various points in the year. This would allow subscriptions to be turned on and off while maintaining the linked transactions in the history.
Deleting the cancelled series and creating a new one is not feasible as there is no way to bulk assign transactions to a new recurring series (must be done one by one) to link the history.
A recurring series "pause" feature would also be nice for this situation, but the ability to un-cancel a series would also help if a recurring series is cancelled by mistake.
Deleting the cancelled series and creating a new one is not feasible as there is no way to bulk assign transactions to a new recurring series (must be done one by one) to link the history.
A recurring series "pause" feature would also be nice for this situation, but the ability to un-cancel a series would also help if a recurring series is cancelled by mistake.
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Hello @JayT,
Thanks for posting your request to the Community!
You may also consider adding your vote and feedback here: https://community.simplifimoney.com/discussion/2102/ability-to-pause-skip-payments-in-recurring-bills-subscriptions/p1?new=1
-Coach Natalie
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Can we have the ability to disable recurring reminders (short term / long term) without deleting them? - - - Maybe an "[ ] enabled" checkbox which is checked by default.
Example use case: Government funding stops, and government income needs to be cut off for an undefined period. OR maybe i just want to experiment with what happens to cash flow if i stop individual recurring reminders, but may want to re-enable them.
—Rob
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Rob Wilkens0 -
Hey @RobWilk!
Do either of these existing Ideas cover what you're looking for?
-Coach Natalie
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The un-cancel one might be effectively the same, I'll add my vote to that if i haven't already.
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Rob Wilkens1