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# Subscription
The Subscription module allows merchants to offer products as part of a recurring purchase plan, including Subscribe & Save and Prepaid Subscriptions. With this feature, customers can subscribe to products at a discounted rate, ensuring convenience while boosting store revenue. Additionally, a Customer Portal is available on the store's frontend, enabling customers to manage their subscriptions effortlessly. Through this portal, they can view their active subscriptions, update preferences, and modify subscription statuses such as canceling or renewing their plans, providing a seamless and flexible subscription experience.
**How to Use the Subscription Module**
* To begin using the Subscription module, you first need to ensure that the module is enabled. Once enabled, you’ll have access to all the features and functionalities of the Subscription module.
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