Bulk actions

Bulk actions (owner-only) apply one change across every subscriber of a selling plan, with a mandatory dry-run first.

#The operations

• Pause all — pause every active subscription on the plan.
• Resume all — resume every paused one (a missed due date is rescheduled one interval ahead, never back-billed).
• Skip next for all — everyone's next delivery is skipped; billing dates move forward one interval.
• Update a price — change a variant's price for every subscriber to it; plan discounts are re-applied. On a plan with pricing tiers, what happens next depends on who runs the charge: where WallaB does, a tiered plan's amount is recomputed at cycle time from the new base price; on a store that bills through Shopify, the new price is pushed onto each subscription and is what that subscriber's next order costs. The preview tells you which of those is true for your store before you confirm.
• Swap a variant — move every subscriber from one variant to another (the target must be active).

#Preview, then typed confirmation

Every operation runs in two phases:

1. Preview — a dry run that writes nothing: the exact affected count plus a sample of the rows it would touch.
2. Execute — requires typing a confirmation phrase. Batches are capped at 500 rows; each row is processed independently, so one failure never aborts the batch — failures are counted and reported (with samples) in the summary.

Every executed batch is recorded in the activity log with who ran it and the outcome counts.