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Orders - Create Subscription on Existing Account - Data dictionary

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Orders - Create Subscription on Existing Account - Data dictionary

Describes Data Loader's functionality and benefits in Zuora Tenant.

 This article lists the fields associated with the Creating Subscription on Existing Account data dictionary. For more information, see Orders.

Note: Fields with an asterisk mark indicate mandatory fields. 

Name

Description

Value

IsNewOrder

Marker Column

TRUE

Existing Account Number*

The account number that this order will be created under. Note that this actually specifies the invoice owner account of the subscriptions included in this order.

string <= 70 characters

Order Date*

The date the order is signed. If the contract effective date field is skipped or its value is left as null, all the order actions under this order will use this order date as the contract effective date.

string <date>

IsNewSubscription

Marker Column

IsMarker Column : New object begins

IsNewSubscriptionOrderAction

Marker Column

IsMarker Column : New object begins

IsNewSubscriptionOrderActioncreateSubscriptionratePlan

Marker Column

IsMarker Column : New object begins

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Subscribe To Rate Plans Product Rate Plan Id*

Internal identifier of the product rate plan that the rate plan is based on.

string

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Auto Renew

Specifies whether the subscription automatically renews at the end of the each term. Only applicable if the type of the first term is TERMED.

boolean

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Renewal Setting

Specifies the type of the terms that follow the first term if the subscription is renewed. Only applicable if the type of the first term is TERMED.

 

RENEW_WITH_SPECIFIC_TERM—Each renewal term has a predefined duration. The first entry in renewalTerms specifies the duration of the second term of the subscription, the second entry specifies the duration of the third term of the subscription, and so on. The last entry specifies the ultimate duration of each renewal term.

RENEW_TO_EVERGREEN - The second term of the subscription does not have a predefined duration.

Enum: "RENEW_WITH_SPECIFIC_TERM" "RENEW_TO_EVERGREEN"

string

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Initial Terms Term Type*

Type of the first term. If the value of this field is TERMED, the first term has a predefined duration based on the value of the period field. If the value of this field is EVERGREEN, the first term does not have a predefined duration.

Enum: "TERMED" "EVERGREEN"

string

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Initial Terms Period

Duration of the first term in months, years, days, or weeks, depending on the value of the periodType field. Only applicable if the value of the termType field is TERMED.

integer

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Initial Terms Period Type

Unit of time that the first term is measured in. Only applicable if the value of the termType field is TERMED.

Enum: "Month" "Year" "Day" "Week"

string

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Initial Terms Start Date

Start date of the first term, in YYYY-MM-DD format.

string <date>

IsNewSubscriptionOrderActioncreateSubscriptionTermRenewalTerm

Marker Column

IsMarker Column : New object begins

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Renewal Terms Period

Duration of the renewal term in months, years, days, or weeks, depending on the value of the periodType field.

integer

Subscriptions Order Actions Create Subscription Terms Renewal Terms Period Type

Unit of time that the renewal term is measured in.

Enum: "Month" "Year" "Day" "Week"

string

IsNewSubscriptionOrderActionTriggerDate

Marker Column

IsMarker Column : New object begins

Subscriptions Order Actions Trigger Dates Name

Name of the trigger date of the order action.

Enum: "ContractEffective" "ServiceActivation" "CustomerAcceptance"

string

Subscriptions Order Actions Trigger Dates Trigger Date

Trigger date in YYYY-MM-DD format.

string <date>