Enter campaign
Last updated: 29-Jul-2025
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Overview
Use the enterChurnCampaign method to confirm the campaign you want for the churn campaign process.
Parameters
Parameters | Type/Description | |
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sessionID | Required (string) | |
Session identifier, the output of the Login method. Include sessionID into all your requests. 2Checkout throws an exception if the values are incorrect. The sessionID expires in 10 minutes. | ||
SubscriptionReference | Required (string) | |
Unique, system-generated subscription identifier. | ||
CampaignCode | Required (string) | |
The code of the campaign you want to confirm. | ||
EnterCampaignStep | Object | |
Step | Required (string) | |
Can have one of the following values: TEXT, REASON, DISPLAY, PAUSE. | ||
Success | Required (Integer) | |
Indicates whether the user continued through the cancellation flow or chose to keep the subscription at this step.
Note: A value of 1 signifies that the cancellation process has ended early, and no further steps will follow. |
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Reason | String, nullable | |
Designed for the REASON step. It’s the reason why the user wants to stop the auto renewal for the subscription. It should be one of the churn reasons managed by the merchant in the 2Checkout platform. |
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Comment | String, nullable00 | |
Designed for the REASON step. It’s an additional field for the user to explain the reason better. |
Response
Parameters | Type/Description |
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Boolean | true or false depending on whether the changes were successful or not. |
Request
<?php
require('PATH_TO_AUTH');
$subscriptionReference = '351D8F557E';
$campaignCode = 'UGPPKKJY5L1LHBFPHKQ3';
$enterCampaignStep = new stdClass();
$enterCampaignStep->Step = “REASON”;
$enterCampaignStep->Success = 0;
$enterCampaignStep->Reason = “CHURN_REASON_NOT_SATISFIED”;
$enterCampaignStep->Comment = “Not statisfied because …”;
$jsonRpcRequest = [
'method' => 'enterChurnCampaign',
'params' => [$sessionID, $subscriptionReference, $campaignCode, $enterCampaignStep],
'id' => $i++,
'jsonrpc' => '2.0'
];
var_dump(callRPC((object)$jsonRpcRequest, $host, true));
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