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  • Getting Started

    • Introduction
    • Requirements
    • Installation
    • Configuration
    • First Steps
  • Production Deployment

    • Production with PM2
    • Nginx & SSL
    • Updating
  • Integrations

    • WhatsApp Cloud API
    • WhatsApp QR
    • Telegram
    • WeChat
    • Social Media
    • Payment Gateways
    • AI Providers
    • E-commerce
    • Webhook Automation
    • SMS & Email
    • Realtime (Pusher)
  • Platform Guide

    • Platform Overview
    • Omnichannel Inbox
    • Templates & Auto Replies
    • Website Chat Widget
    • Contacts & Segments
    • Campaigns & Broadcasting
    • Automations
    • AI Chatbots
    • Social Planner
    • Leads & Pipeline
    • Reports & Analytics
    • Media Library
    • Workspaces & Team
    • Subscription & Support
    • Developer API
  • Admin Panel

    • Admin Panel
    • Clients & Subscriptions
    • Plans, Coupons & Tax
    • Content & Support
    • Configuration
    • System & Health
    • License Activation
  • Reference

    • FAQ
    • Troubleshooting
    • Changelog
    • Credits

Subscription, Billing & Support

This is the customer's side of your business relationship: what they pay you, and how they ask you for help. As the platform owner you see the other side of both in the admin panel.

Subscription

Billing → Subscription shows the current plan and what happens next.

SubscriptionCurrent plan, renewal date and the full billing history with invoice PDFs.

  • Plan card — name, status (active, trialing, past_due, cancelled) and the renewal date.
  • Change plan — upgrade or downgrade. Proration and the charge are shown before confirming.
  • View plans — the public pricing table, also at Billing → Plans.
  • Cancel subscription — access continues until the end of the paid period.
  • Billing history — every charge with its status and a downloadable PDF invoice.

A failed charge shows as Failed in the history and moves the subscription into a past-due state. Your gateway's dunning settings decide how often it retries; the state reaching WhatsMax depends on the gateway webhook being configured.

Billing → Billing is the same history on its own page — every charge with its plan, status and a downloadable PDF invoice — which is the page to send an accountant to.

BillingPayment and invoice history.

Billing → Plans shows the public pricing table with the monthly/yearly switch, so a customer can compare before upgrading.

Plan limits

Plans are not only a price. Each one carries the limits your customer lives inside — contacts, workspaces, team seats, media storage, AI usage, channels. When a limit is hit, the app says which limit and points at the upgrade. You define all of it in Admin → Plans.

Support tickets

Support → Support Tickets is a direct line from your customer to you — not a helpdesk for their customers (that is the inbox).

Support ticketsThe customer's ticket list with priority, status and reply count.

  1. New Ticket — subject, description, priority (Low, Normal, High, Urgent) and optional attachments.
  2. The ticket lands in Admin → Content → Support on your side.
  3. Both sides reply in the same thread; the customer sees the reply count and the last update.
  4. Status moves Open → Pending → Resolved → Closed.

Answer from the admin panel, not from email

Replies posted in Admin → Support are what the customer sees in their ticket. Answering the notification email from your own mailbox leaves the thread looking unanswered.

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