Yes, @WayneSchulz my interpretation is the same as yours. Previously, Sage only allowed termination one month prior to the end of the initial term or current renewal term for annual and three-year subscriptions. I am guessing they were challenged on this even thought the order form has always stated, ""Minimum 1 month notice required for reduction in users or subscription cancellation."" It simply another case of Sage not understanding the message they put out to customers or the definitions of their own policies.
I have another example of Sage not understanding their own written policies specific to perpetual migrations that I have pointed out to the business care team, my PAM and Dianna Lane. The EULA states the maximum increase on subscriptions is 10% or the CPI-U (which is less than 4%, typically). However, Sage has routinely gotten in the habit of listing a ""One-Time Credit"" on these migration orders, and those credits fall off at renewal time. This sometimes makes the renewal increase higher than 10%. I have told Sage they are violating their own EULA and should be prepared for lawsuits if they mess with the wrong customer. As you would expect, they do not care. However, I have fought for, and won a reduced subscription amount on a few occasions.