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Checklist: Stopping Your Product or Ending Subscriptions with Firmhouse
Checklist: Stopping Your Product or Ending Subscriptions with Firmhouse

What to do when you stop offering via Firmhouse

Jeroen Roosenboom avatar
Written by Jeroen Roosenboom
Updated over a month ago

Contract Information and First Steps

Before beginning the offboarding process, it's important to understand the contract terms and who to contact:

Who to Contact

  • Contact your account manager or our Customer Experience team at support@firmhouse.com to initiate the process.

  • All communication about terminating your contract should be in writing.

Contract Terms

  • Contracts automatically renew for the same period as originally agreed upon (e.g., annual contracts renew for another year).

  • A notice period of one month is required before the contract end date.

  • Early termination requests will set the termination date to the regular contract end date.

  • Written notice must be sent to either your account manager or our support team.

Important Considerations Before Starting

  1. Timeline Planning

    • Set a clear end date for your service

    • Create a timeline for all necessary actions

    • Plan communication schedule with customers

  2. Customer Management

    • Review active subscribers

    • Decide whether to cancel or transfer subscriptions

    • Handle subscription cancellations and refunds through your payment provider

    • Ensure compliance with contractual notice periods

  3. Product Management (if applicable - e.g., rentals, try&buy propositions)

    • Determine product handling policy:

      • Return process

      • Buyout options

      • Keep product arrangements

      • Refund procedures

  4. Data and Documentation

      • Subscriber information

      • Order history

      • Payment records

      • Invoice documentation

    • Determine invoice accessibility for customers

    • Plan for long-term record keeping

  5. Payment Provider Considerations

    • Plan closure of PSP account (Adyen, Mollie, or Stripe)

    • Prepare for potential chargebacks:

      • SEPA direct debits can be charged back up to 13 months after payment

      • Maintain access to PSP account for chargeback handling

      • Document chargeback handling procedures

  6. Technical Requirements

    • Review domain configurations:

      • Update DNS settings

      • Remove Firmhouse Checkout links

      • Update website menus and email links

    • Handle custom domain email settings

    • Review automated email systems

  7. Contact Information Updates

    • Designate contacts for:

      • Financial inquiries

      • Technical support

      • Chargeback handling

    • Update customer service channels

Final Steps

  1. Customer Communication

    • Notify all customers of:

      • Service end date

      • Required actions

      • Timeline of changes

      • Support contact information

      • Alternative service options (if applicable)

  2. Project Closure

    • Contact Firmhouse support for:

      • Project archival

      • Final data exports

      • Account closure confirmation

What happens after project closure?

In the month after your contract ends, Firmhouse will send the last invoice. In that month after the contract ends, you can still access the Firmhouse project for archiving and exporting data if needed. After this month, access to the project will be revoked and the project with all its data will be scheduled for archival.

Need Help?

Contact our support team at support@firmhouse.com for assistance with:

  • Contract questions

  • Project archival

  • Data exports

  • Special considerations

  • Timeline planning

Note: Keep records of all communications and actions taken during the offboarding process for future reference.

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