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# Bulk Updates

Smartrr allows customers to do 2 bulk updates at the moment: Next order date changes and price updates.

**Bulk Updates** lets you make changes to many subscriptions at once, instead of editing them one by one. This is the place to go whenever you need to update subscription data across your customer base — whether that's shifting order dates or syncing subscription prices with your latest Shopify pricing.

Currently, Bulk Updates supports two workflows:

* [**How to Bulk Update the Next Order Date for Subscriptions**](/docs/support/bulk-updates/how-to-bulk-update-the-next-order-date-for-subscriptions.md) — upload a CSV to change the next order date for multiple subscriptions at once.
* **How to Manage Subscription Price Updates** — review and apply Shopify product price changes across your existing (grandfathered) subscriptions, with optional customer email notifications.

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*Related articles:*

* [*How to Bulk Update the Next Order Date for Subscriptions*](/docs/support/bulk-updates/how-to-bulk-update-the-next-order-date-for-subscriptions.md)
* [*How to Manage Subscription Price Updates*](/docs/support/bulk-updates/how-to-manage-subscription-price-updates.md)


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