Understanding CRM SaaS Plan Label Updates (V1 and V2)
Overview of the Label Change
The CRM platform has updated the labels for its SaaS plans to provide clearer distinction between plan versions. This is a change in name only and does not affect any plan features, pricing, billing, or functionality.
What Has Changed
The previous plan names have been updated to the following new labels:
- SaaS V1 Plan: This label now refers to the plan previously known as the Agency Plan.
- SaaS V2 Plan: This label now refers to the plan previously known as the SaaS Plan.
These new labels are applied automatically across the platform for all existing and new plan products.
Where You Will See the New Labels
The updated plan names will appear in various areas of your CRM, including:
- Within the Payments section, under Products.
- In SaaS product listings throughout the platform interface.
Is Any Action Required?
No action is required from you or your clients. This update is purely cosmetic.
- Your existing products and subscriptions remain active and unchanged.
- There is no impact on pricing or billing cycles.
- All subscriptions will continue to function normally under the new labels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this change affect my pricing or billing?
No. This update only changes the displayed plan names. All pricing, billing terms, and charges remain exactly the same.
Do I need to update or recreate my plans?
No. The system automatically applies the new V1 and V2 labels to all existing plans. No manual updates are necessary.
Are SaaS V1 and SaaS V2 now different products?
No. They are the same plans as before, with updated names. The V1 and V2 labels are used to clearly differentiate between the legacy plan structure and the newer one.
Will my clients see these changes?
Clients may see the updated plan names (e.g., SaaS V1 Plan) in places where the plan label is displayed. This name change is the only visible difference for them; their billing and access to features are not affected.
Why was this change made?
The update was implemented to reduce confusion and provide a clear, consistent way to identify the two different SaaS plan structures available on the platform.