Answers.Body: <p>Changes made to recurring contributions directly through the payment processor portal tend to break the communication back to Civi on subsequent installments (as you have surmised).</p>
  
  <p>For any significant changes to a recurring contribution (amount, credit card type, financial type, etc.), it is best to cancel the existing recurring subscription and create a new one to avoid communication and other issues. If all you need to update are the credit card details (e.g. someone wants to use a different AMEX card from the one they originally created the subscription with), then making those changes from within Civi should communicate with Authorize.net without interrupting communication back from authorize.net on subsequent installments. You would do this by clicking the "More" hyperlink to the right-hand side of the recurring contribution record, select "Change Billing Details" and entering the details. The best way to see if this works is to update the credit card details directly from Civi, then log into the authorize.net portal and check to see that the updated information is listed on the subscription in question.</p>
  
  <p>Hope this helps!
  Tamar</p>
  
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Body: <p>We have memberships setup to auto renew on a monthly basis utilizing AuthorizeNet. All works fine. When a member needs to change their CC  information (or any other info) and the change is made within AuthorizeNet recurring payments the transaction continues to process correctly but the info is no longer sent to Civi so the monthly renewal is not recorded. </p>
  
  <p>Anyone else experience this?</p>
  
  <p>The site is running Civi 4.6 with WordPress.</p>
  
Tags: <civimember><recurring-contributions>
Title: Membership Auto-Renew Changes in AuthorzeNet
ThreadText: # Membership Auto-Renew Changes in AuthorzeNet
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2016-06-15)
  
  We have memberships setup to auto renew on a monthly basis utilizing AuthorizeNet. All works fine. When a member needs to change their CC information (or any other info) and the change is made within AuthorizeNet recurring payments the transaction continues to process correctly but the info is no longer sent to Civi so the monthly renewal is not recorded.
  
  Anyone else experience this?
  
  The site is running Civi 4.6 with WordPress.
  
  **Tags:** civimember, recurring-contributions
  
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2016-08-22. Score: 0 | Accepted answer
  
  Changes made to recurring contributions directly through the payment processor portal tend to break the communication back to Civi on subsequent installments (as you have surmised).
  
  For any significant changes to a recurring contribution (amount, credit card type, financial type, etc.), it is best to cancel the existing recurring subscription and create a new one to avoid communication and other issues. If all you need to update are the credit card details (e.g. someone wants to use a different AMEX card from the one they originally created the subscription with), then making those changes from within Civi should communicate with Authorize.net without interrupting communication back from authorize.net on subsequent installments. You would do this by clicking the "More" hyperlink to the right-hand side of the recurring contribution record, select "Change Billing Details" and entering the details. The best way to see if this works is to update the credit card details directly from Civi, then log into the authorize.net portal and check to see that the updated information is listed on the subscription in question.
  
  Hope this helps!
  Tamar
  
  
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