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Luke and Josh are talking about AcademicDesk housing academic subscriptions data. This is news to me. Is the Academic team planning on their own subscriptions engine?
- [x] Verify that this is _not_ the case and that they are using vanilla subscriptions API engine stuff
- [x] Verify that this is _not_ the case and that they are using vanilla subscriptions API engine stuff
Randall confirmed that they're not doing _anything_ with subscriptions at the moment. It's all bulk licenses.
Luke showed me what he's working on Salesforce:
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These questions are irrelevant because they're not using subscriptions for any kind of academic licensing.
~~For this to work, it looks like we need:~~
- [ ] ~~Are group subscriptions integrating to Salesforce?~~
- [ ] ~~If so, is the group ID being populated on subscriptions?~~
- ~~Are group subscriptions integrating to Salesforce?~~
- ~~If so, is the group ID being populated on subscriptions?~~
[[Enterprise subscriptions meeting]] - see notes there. The academic team has been tasked with using subscriptions for their bulk license distribution--this would enable students and church members to upgrade and continue subscriptions beyond/outside their church or school providing it. The minimize work and changes in the commerce engine, the current plan is to continue to use bulk licensing (not subscription-based) for academic license distribution. But, we don't integrate this kind of thing into Salesforce.