If there are multiple subscription products in the order, how many orders will be created with the next billing cycle?

If there are multiple subscription products in the order, how many orders will be created with the next billing cycle?

If the order contains two or more subscription products, the system will automatically generate separate orders for each product when it comes to the next payment.

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