# Limio Schedules Table Component

## What is the Limio Flow Schedules Table?

The **Limio Flow Schedules Table** is an **LFS Flow component** that displays **future subscription payment schedules** during acquisition and subscription management flows.

This component supports **complex basket building** in Limio for Salesforce, giving users a clear view of upcoming payments before and during order actions.

Key features:

* **Show future payment schedules per subscription**
* **Collapsed by default**, with expand/collapse controls
* **Supports multiple order types**: new, cancel, cancel/save, switch, update, and renewal
* **Handles evergreen subscriptions**, showing a note that additional future payments may exist
* **Dynamic refresh** if the basket or effective dates change
* **Pre-action view**: Users can see schedules **before taking any action** on a subscription

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## How it works

### 1. Displaying current subscription schedules

When a **subscription is selected** in the flow:

* Shows the **existing future schedule** for the selected subscription before any order details are entered.
* Lets users **review upcoming payments** without triggering any schedule updates.

### 2. Displaying order-specific schedules

* Once **order details** (cancel reason, switch offer, effective date, etc.) are added, the table **previews the updated schedule**.
* Reflects **changes to the subscription** based on the pending order.

The table automatically **updates** if:

* The **basket contents change** (adding add-ons, changing quantity, applying discounts).
* The **effective date** changes in the cancel, switch, or renewal journeys.

### 3. Visual behaviour

* **Collapsed by default**; expand with a down arrow, collapse with an up arrow.
* **Displays up to 6 payments** by default; table becomes **scrollable** if there are more.
* **Evergreen subscriptions** show only a set number of charges, with a note:\
  \&#xNAN;**“This is an evergreen subscription, which means there could be additional scheduled payments in the future.”**
* **Columns include**:
  * Payment number (starting at 1)
  * Payment date (Salesforce locale formatting)
  * Payment amount (includes add-ons and quantity)
* **Offer name** is shown as the heading for each subscription section.

## How to configure it

When adding the **Limio Flow Schedules Table** to a flow, configure the following **input properties**:

| Property           | Type                        | Label                        | Description                                              |
| ------------------ | --------------------------- | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| `billingAddress`   | `i42as.CustomerAddress`     | Input: Billing Address       | The billing address for the order                        |
| `orderType`        | `String`                    | Input: Order Type            | Type of order (new, switch, cancel, update, etc.)        |
| `orderItemsString` | `String`                    | Input: Order Items           | Serialized list of items in the basket                   |
| `purchaseCountry`  | `String`                    | Input: Purchase Country      | Country context for pricing and schedules                |
| `subscription`     | `i42as.SubscriptionRefined` | Input: Selected Subscription | The subscription being managed                           |
| `orderDiscount`    | `String`                    | Input: Order Discount        | A discount object from a Promo Code applied to the order |

## Best practice: configuring dynamic Schedules table

When adding a **Schedules Table** component to a screen in the flow, it’s important to ensure the table reflects updates when navigating backward in the flow.

To do this:

1. Select the **Schedules Table** component.
2. Navigate to the **Advanced** tab in the component settings.
3. Set the **Revisited Screen Values** to **"Refresh inputs to incorporate changes elsewhere in the flow"**.

This configuration allows agents to go back in the flow, choose a different subscription, and see the newly updated schedules without needing to refresh the entire page.

> ✅ This improves the user experience by ensuring the schedules table stays up to date dynamically.


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