Linda just showed Candace and Axel how to create a quotation from an opportunity. Now she wants to show how to create a subscription. She already gives the information that this process is also possible from the quotation object: Quotations - Generating a subscription
In order to generate a subscription from an opportunity, please add the Subscription button following the procedure described in this article Add Frisbii to your org
Why creating a subscription from an opportunity?
The purpose of this operation is to transfer the information present in the opportunity and opportunity products into the subscription and subscription items.
Which fields are reported on the subscription?
Here is a list of fields that are taken from the quotation over into the subscription:
| Opportunity <> Subscription | Opportunity Product <> Subscription Line Item |
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Creating the subscription from the opportunity
Steps
Go to the Opportunity tab.
Open the opportunity in question.
Click on the Create Subscription button.

Fill in the required fields:
Start Date
Invoicing Period Start Date
Initial End Date
Frequency
Here is the article that explains these fields: Subscriptions - Field dictionary.
Note: You have the option of dividing the subscription amount by Amount or by Quantity. If you have 4 occurrences, you can divide the subscription amount by 4 (or the quantity) and calculate the amount accordingly.
(1) If you have one or more opportunity products that should only appear on the first invoice of the subscription, check the First invoice only box. This box is useful in the case of a one-time service, such as a gym registration fee or equipment sold at the beginning of the subscription.
(2) You can give each subscription item a Start Date and End Date different from those of the subscription.
Beware:
(1) Subscription dates must include the dates selected on the subscription items.
(2) The number of occurrences is a global number. With the dates you cannot force another number of occurrences on the subscription items to make a more detailed division.
That's it, your subscription is created:


