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Manage iPrescribe billing

Purpose: This article walks you through common billing tasks in iPrescribe Account Management, including downloading receipts, updating payment or contact information, and managing your subscription.

Audience: Active iPrescribe users

You can access Account Management two ways:

Manage your billing information

Download a receipt

1. Under Account Management, select Billing.

Account Management with Billing option highlighted
Account Management, Billing selection

2. Go to Invoice History.

3. Select the date of the invoice you need.

Invoice History screen with date selection
Invoice History screen, date selection

4. Select Download to save your invoice or receipt.

Download Invoice/Receipt option highlighted
Download Invoice/Receipt selection
Update your payment method

1. Under Account Management, go to Billing.

Account Management with Billing option highlighted
Account Management, Billing section

2. Go to Payment Method.

3. Select Add payment method ('+').

Add Payment Method option highlighted
Add Payment Method selection

4. Enter your credit card details.

5. Select Add to save your payment method.

Credit card entry form with Add button highlighted
Add Payment Method, credit card entry
Update your billing address, email, or phone number

1. Under Account Management, go to Billing.

Account Management with Billing option highlighted
Account Management, Billing selection

2. Select Update information.

Update Information option highlighted
Update Information selection

3. Update your address, email, and/or phone number.

4. Select Save.

Manage your subscription

Renew your subscription automatically

iPrescribe subscriptions renew automatically on your anniversary date and charge the credit card on file at the current subscription rate.

Renew an active subscription after canceling auto-renewal

1. Under Account Management, select Billing.

Account Management with Billing option highlighted
Account Management, Billing selection

2. Select Renew Plan.

Renew Plan button highlighted in Billing section
Renew Plan selection
Reactivate an inactive subscription

1. Log in at https://account.iprescribe.com/.

2. Select Manage Account when prompted.

Manage Account prompt
Manage Account prompt

3. Enter your payment information to reactivate your subscription.

Cancel your subscription

We're sorry to see you go. If there's anything we can do to improve your experience, please contact Support before canceling.

1. Under Account Management, select Billing.

Account Management with Billing option highlighted
Account Management, Billing selection

2. Under Current Plan, select Cancel Plan, then confirm Cancel Plan.

Your subscription remains active until the current billing period ends.

Current Plan section with Cancel Plan button highlighted
Current Plan section, Cancel Plan selection

For subscription details, see the Terms of Use.

View the Terms of Use

View the iPrescribe Terms of Use in the app via Account Management, or visit iPrescribe Terms of Use on the web.

Troubleshoot payment and billing issues

Troubleshoot billing issues by account type

The steps to resolve billing issues depend on how your account was set up:

  • If you were invoiced by Sales: Your billing is managed outside of the self-service portal. Check your invoice email for a Sales or Accounting contact, or reach out through this Contact form.
  • If you're a self-registered user: You may have had a recent credit or payment change. Review and update your payment method using the steps above, or contact your bank if the issue persists.
Error codes
  • General payment error (E07735/E07739): This typically means a charge failed to process. Access Stripe billing to review your payment information, or contact your bank.
  • Promo code failed: Promo codes are valid for new customers only. This error appears if the account already exists or if the payment isn't processing.
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