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Jennifer Yonkos posted about 1 month Admin
How to audit existing member #s:
For both new and existing customers, after setting your max. limits in settings, you will want to do a simple audit to remove or contact any accounts that have more than the maximum members allowed on an account. When you find an account with more members than allowed, you can ask them to upgrade to the next membership level or you can delete any members over the limit. To do so, you simply perform a few account type audits as shown below.
Go to Membership > Accounts
Select the blue Manage Filters button and select the account type you would like to audit. In this case I am auditing Bonded Couple account types. In the Choose Standard Field to Display in Results choose #Members. Hit Select Settings. You can clearly see that all of the Couple accounts with the exception of one has two members. The one account that is over the limit will need to be notified and corrected. Assuming you remove the 3rd member, they will NOT be allowed to add any additional members back now that your settings are in place. What you are doing is basically doing a one time clean up to your existing membership now that this new member limit feature is in place.
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