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Must know
  • A pass flips to Expired in two cases: it’s past its end date and not set to auto-renew, or a billed auto-renewing pass’s payment fails repeatedly — after a few tries (3 by default, or however long your club’s grace period runs) — and Uplifter suspends it.
  • An expired pass no longer discounts programs or satisfies a pass requirement.
  • The renew/expire check runs automatically once a day.
  • Available on plans that include Passes — if you don’t see it, ask your Uplifter contact.
Uplifter runs a daily check over every pass to keep statuses current. What happens to a pass depends on whether it auto-renews. Auto-renewing passes (monthly and yearly) are rolled forward. The daily check extends the validity window into the next cycle rather than expiring the pass, so a renewing pass keeps covering the family without interruption. Passes with an end date — a recurring pass with auto-renew turned off — are flipped to Expired once the current date passes that end date. Until then they keep working normally. A one-time purchased pass has no end date to reach, so it simply stays active until it’s used up or your club cancels the pass. Failed renewals are the other route to Expired. If a billed auto-renewing pass’s payment keeps failing, Uplifter retries it (3 times by default, or across your club’s grace period if one is set) and then suspends the pass — moving it to Expired even though its end date hasn’t arrived. An expired pass stops doing its two jobs: it no longer unlocks the discounted program price, and it no longer satisfies a program’s pass requirement. A family whose pass has expired is quoted the next-best price they qualify for, and if a program requires a pass, they’ll need a current one to register again. Because the daily check runs once a day, a pass may show as still active for a short window right after its end date until the next run catches up. Related: What happens when a recurring pass renews? · What happens if you buy a pass you already have? · How do I see who holds a pass and their credits?