What happens at EOT?

I just converted a large database of users to S2 member and implemented an EOT in the wp_usermeta table to match the expiration date from my previous membership system. What I don’t understand is what actually happens during EOT processing? In other words, I have several members whose EOT has already expired. However, if I try to log into the system as them I am not restricted in my content even though the EOT has expired. For all the users that have an expired EOT do I have to loop back through the database and change their subscription from Level 1 to Level 0? Or, is there a cron process that does that automatically? What actually happens when eot expires and there is no payment provider since it came over from another system?

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For all the users that have an expired EOT do I have to loop back through the database and change their subscription from Level 1 to Level 0? Or, is there a cron process that does that automatically? What actually happens when eot expires and there is no payment provider since it came over from another system?

s2Member runs a CRON job to check only for the End of Term date. What happens when this Cron Job runs and finds a User to demote depends on what you set up here:

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If these Users have a set End of Term date, then s2Member will demote them when this time is met or past.