Fusebill provides the tools to automate much of your communication with your customers through configurable email notifications that can be enabled or disabled. These automated messages are sent in response to specific triggering events. You control the content and timing of these messages.
For example, you may want to configure automatic email notifications to let a customer know that:
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Their account has been activated or suspended
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Their subscription has been activated, cancelled, or is about to expire
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An account statement, draft invoice, or final invoice is ready for viewing (with attachment)
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An invoice is overdue
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A charge of X amount will be applied to their payment method in X number of days
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Payment has been received
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Payment has failed
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Their credit card information is about to expire
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Their payment method has been updated
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A refund has been issued
Yo might also want to use email notifications to:
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Prompt the customer to set up their Billing Portal information
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Provide the customer with a link to reset their password
There are four categories of automatic email messages that can be configured in Fusebill:
Customer Emails
Customer emails are triggered by events affecting the customer account such as activation, cancellation, credential creation for the self-service portal, and password reset. Use these notifications to communicate with your customers about the status of their account.
Invoice Emails
invoice emails are triggered by events that occur over the course of an individual invoice's life-cycle. These emails are used to advise a customer of an impending charge or overdue invoice, or to send a draft invoice, final invoice, or statement. Use these emails for customers who pay via manual payment methods.
Payment Emails
Payment emails are triggered by events pertaining to payments and are used to notify the customer that a payment has been received, a payment has failed, the credit card on file is due to expire, the payment method has been updated, or a refund has been issued. Use these emails to provide receipts or notifications of refunds for customers that pay automatically with credit card or ACH/EFT.
Subscription Emails
Subscription emails are triggered by events affecting a customer's subscriptions such as activation, cancellation, and impending renewal. Use these emails to communicate with your customers about the status of their subscription(s).
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