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Request statuses explained

Pending, Approved, Applying, Applied, Declined, Expired, Cancelled and Couldn't apply — one line each, and what to do next.

PartnersUpdated 15/09/2026

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Every change request shows its status on the client's Subscriptions tab and in the request's own timeline.

StatusMeaningWhat to do
PendingSent; the client has not decided. Lasts seven daysNothing. Resend the email once if they say it did not arrive
ApprovedThe client agreed, and the change is queued for their next chargeNothing; it applies on its own
ApplyingBeing written to their subscription right nowNothing; a minute at most
AppliedDone. The next charge is at the new price for the new blendCheck the tin shows the new lines
DeclinedThe client said no; their reason is shown if they gave oneTalk to them; send a new request if you agree something different
ExpiredSeven days passed with no decisionAsk the client, then send a new request
CancelledWithdrawn — by you, by the client stopping sharing, or by usSee the reason on the timeline
Couldn't applyApproved, but the change could not be madeWe are on it, and you will get an email

Cancelled — the reasons you may see

  • You withdrew it (Cancel on the request).

  • Superseded — you sent a new request for the same tin and chose to replace the open one.

  • The client stopped sharing — pending requests are cancelled; an approved one still applies, because the client agreed to it.

  • The subscription changed — the client edited, paused or cancelled it after you sent the request, so what you proposed no longer matches. Look again and send a fresh one.

Couldn't apply

Rare. The usual causes are a charge that ran while the change was being made, an ingredient we stopped making between approval and apply, or a limit that moved. Nothing is half-done: either the whole change applied or none of it. Our team is alerted and will email you and, where needed, the client.

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