/billing to manage plan and subscription information for your Uppzy workspace.
Screen sections
- Current plan summary
- Available plans
- Invoice history
Current Plan
The Current Plan section shows the plan currently attached to your workspace. It can include:- Plan name
- Subscription status
- Billing interval
- Next billing date
- Alerts for payment or scheduled plan changes
- Manage Subscription button, when available
Manage Subscription
Use Manage Subscription to open the subscription management flow. Use it when you need to:- Update payment details
- Review active subscription settings
- Manage billing information
Available Plans
The Available Plans section lets you compare plans and choose a billing interval. You can:- Select a plan
- Switch between monthly and yearly billing
- Review plan features
- Start an upgrade
- Schedule a downgrade when available
Upgrade flow
To upgrade:- Open
/billing. - Select the plan you want.
- Choose monthly or yearly billing.
- Click Upgrade.
- Complete the checkout page.
- Return to Uppzy and wait for the confirmation message.
Downgrade flow
When a downgrade is available, the button may show Schedule Downgrade. Downgrades may take effect at the next billing cycle. Review the scheduled change notice after confirming the downgrade. Before downgrading:- Check document and usage limits
- Confirm the team will still have the features it needs
- Review integrations that may require a higher plan
Checkout return states
After checkout, Uppzy may show:- Successful checkout
- Canceled checkout
- Pending checkout verification
- Scheduled plan change
Invoice History
The Invoice History section lists past invoices when available. The table can include:- Date
- Amount
- Status
- View link
- Download invoice link
User checklist
- Review the current plan before changing billing.
- Compare features and limits before upgrading or downgrading.
- Confirm checkout completion before closing the billing flow.
- Download invoices when your finance process requires them.
- Review billing before expected high-traffic periods.