š Overview
When a customer's membership is about to expire, they're automatically sent a renewal reminder email with a link to renew. This notification is called Customer Membership: Expiring Soon.
ā ļø This notification is enabled by default and can't be disabled. You can, however, customise its conditions and email content.
š ļø Find and Edit the Notification
Head to Communications ā Notifications ā Customer Membership Lifecycle ā click Detail next to Customer Membership: Expiring Soon.
Review the conditions, such as which membership types this applies to.
āEdit the email subject and body. You can use placeholders to personalise the content, such as the customer's name and membership renewal link.
āSave your changes.
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š¬ If Customers Say They Didn't Receive It
The most common reasons a customer misses this email are it landing in spam, or the customer having unsubscribed from notifications entirely.
š” Related Notifications
A few other guides that pair well with this one:
Membership purchase notifications, for customising emails sent when a membership is purchased, renewed, or upgraded.
āHow to renew your membership, for what the renewal process looks like from the customer's side.
ā Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to common questions or additional details that may not be covered in the main instructions.
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Can I turn off the expiring soon notification?
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No. This is one of the notifications enabled by default that can't be disabled. You can still edit its email content and conditions.
Can I change how many days before expiry this email is sent?
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This will depend on the options available on the notification's Detail page. If you need this adjusted and can't find the option yourself, reach out to our Support Team for help.
My customers say they never received this email. What should I check?
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Ask them to check their spam folder and whitelist our notification email address, and confirm they haven't unsubscribed from notifications. See the guides linked above for both.

