@mpastore, So changing your customers from evergreen to termed subscriptions will need to be a Terms & Conditions amendment change to all active subscriptions. You can do this via the mass order entry batch upload for amendments, but it sounds like you have access to the Zuora Connect Developer Tool. I find that the tool is much easier to use for these types of large-scale projects. If you're familiar with the tool, I would use the Amendment API loader, export out the subscriptions in question, and then use that data to get it into the right format for importing back for the Terms and Conditions type of update. The key field you'll be changing is: Subscription.TermType which will now be Termed. Things you'll want to consider: The length of your term (many that move from evergreen to termed just stick to a standard 12-month term/12 month renewal and set the subscription to auto-renew) Amendment contract effective date - this is the date the change will take effect and may cause billing implications depending on the types of rate plan charges on the actual subscriptions itself. TIming in general - are you going to be doing a hard cutover date for all existing subscriptions as of a particular date, or are you going to take into account original subscription start date and do it at a natural inflection point (ex. If the subscription was originally started 2-Feb-2016, you'll make this effective 2-Feb-2018), etc. As with all projects, I'd recommend testing in your sandbox first to ensure the basic Terms & Conditions changes does what you expect, and then I'd use the Connect Developer Tool and do a small batch of 5-10 records first to ensure it looks good before doing the big behemoth. Good luck!
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