Migrating In-App Subscriptions
How to migrate subscriptions from other platforms
You can migrate your subscription data to Qonversion if you either have your own in-app subscriptions implementation or use some other 3-rd party service. There are two modes available at Qonversion:
- Observer Mode
- Infrastructure Mode
The migration process depends on what mode you are planning to use. You can read more about the modes here.
1. Observe Mode Migration
Import your subscription data to have historical data when using Observe Mode.
Please note that data import is available only on the Starter plan and higher.
The migration will allow:
- to see historical data in Qonversion analytics;
- Qonversion to validate user receipts to check subscription status changes like subscription renewal or cancellation;
- new subscription events of your existing users to be sent to active integrations (the events that happened before the migration won't be sent);
Prepare the data
Make sure you have the following data:
iOS
Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
user_id | yes | User Identifier in your backend |
receipt | yes | The Base64 encoded receipt data. |
product_id | yes | The unique identifier of the product purchased. |
original_id | yes | The transaction identifier of the original purchase. See the details here: original_transaction_id |
price | yes | example: 12.99 |
introductory_price | yes | for apple promo offers |
currency | yes |
Android
Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
user_id | yes | User Identifier in your backend |
purchase_token | yes | The Base64 encoded receipt data. |
product_id | yes | The unique identifier of the product purchased. |
original_id | yes | The original transaction ID, see the details here: orderId for Google |
Additional Data for Analytics Enrichment
You can provide the following data to enhance analytics options in Qonversion:
Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
idfv | no | iOS Only |
idfa | no | iOS Only |
gaid | no | Android Only |
aaid | no | Android Only |
local | no | |
country | no | |
model | no | |
os_version | no |
Migrate with export-data
Contact us via email, and provide two csv files: iOS and Android.
Migrate from client-side
You need to trigger restore for iOS and syncPurchases for Android only once. So Qonversion can sync the subscriber data with the first launch when Qonversion is implemented.
iOS Only
Triggering restore will prompt a user to sign in to their Apple ID if they are not signed in already.
Here is the code sample showing how to check and save that a purchase has been restored for a user on the device.
let keyForRestored = "isRestored"
let isRestored = UserDefaults.standard.bool(forKey: keyForRestored)
if isRestored == false {
Qonversion.restore { (_, _) in }
UserDefaults.standard.setValue(true, forKey: keyForRestored)
}
NSString *keyForRestoredFlag = @"isRestored";
BOOL isRestored = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] boolForKey:keyForRestoredFlag];
if (isRestored == false) {
[Qonversion restoreWithCompletion:^(NSDictionary<NSString *,QNPermission *> * _Nonnull result, NSError * _Nullable error) {}];
[[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] setBool:YES forKey:keyForRestoredFlag];
}
val preferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this)
val keyForRestored = "isRestored"
val isRestored = preferences.getBoolean(keyForRestored, false)
if(!isRestored){
Qonversion.syncPurchases()
preferences.edit().putBoolean(keyForRestored, true).apply()
}
SharedPreferences preferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this);
String keyForRestored = "isRestored";
boolean isRestored = preferences.getBoolean(keyForRestored, false);
if (!isRestored) {
Qonversion.syncPurchases();
preferences.edit().putBoolean(keyForRestored, true).apply();
}
// shared_preferences plugin is used for async storage in this example.
// You may use any other implementation instead.
SharedPreferences prefs = await SharedPreferences.getInstance();
final keyForRestored = 'isRestored';
final isRestored = prefs.getBool(keyForRestored) ?? false;
if (!isRestored) {
Qonversion.restore();
await prefs.setBool(keyForRestored, true);
}
const keyForRestored = 'isRestored';
// @react-native-async-storage/async-storage is used for async storage in this example.
// You may use any other implementation instead.
const isRestored = await AsyncStorage.getItem(keyForRestored);
if (!isRestored) {
Qonversion.restore();
AsyncStorage.setItem(keyForRestored, true);
}
const string KeyForRestored = "isRestored";
int IsRestored = PlayerPrefs.GetInt(KeyForRestored, 0);
if (IsRestored != 1) {
Qonversion.Restore(null);
PlayerPrefs.SetInt(KeyForRestored, 1);
}
2. Infrastructure Mode Migration
Use Qonversion SDK methods to create and restore in-app purchases, and to manage user access to the premium features. Qonversion validates user receipts and provides your app with an accurate subscription status. You can quickly implement in-app subscriptions and purchases, no headaches with StoreKit, no need to build your own server for validating subscriptions.
To manage user access to the premium content of your app, you need to configure Products and Permissions in Qonversion.
→ Discover Product-Center Concept
→ Create Permissions
→ Create Products
→ Check User Permissions
Updated 8 months ago