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Recurring payment activation.

In this article, we will go through the steps required to enable recurring payment on Hostico services

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Views 1869Updated now 2 yearsPublished 25/06/2021by Mihai Bobriuc

Introduction

  • In the following article, we will go through each step, for the procedure to activate recurring payment, on services purchased through Hostico.

Requirement

  • A Hostico customer account
  • An available service

Steps

    • After successfully logging into the customer account, go to the Services section. If you want to activate recurrence on a domain, access Domains.
    • The Services section displays the active hosting packages. Click on the service for which payment recurrence is to be activated and the service administration page will be opened.
    • In the administration window, under Actions, the option to activate recurring payment is available.

The newly opened window asks us to confirm the activation of the recurring payment, so click on Yes.

 

Note

  • In the case of customer accounts, which did not have the recurring payment option activated on any of the services held, it is necessary to pay the proforma manually, in the first phase. The following proforma invoices related to the service will be automatically deducted from the balance of the card used for the first payment.
  • For situations where you have multiple services on a single proforma invoice, but recurrence is enabled on a single service, billing will occur strictly for that individual service. The tax invoice will be issued separately, and the rest of the services on the proforma will be sent back for manual payment.
  • If the card has expired or been changed, recurring cashing will no longer work, requiring a manual payment with the new card to be registered and used for subsequent recurring payments. Prior to performing the manual transaction, recurring will need to be disabled and re-enabled from the customer account to ensure that the old card data is overwritten.
  • If the card has expired, the next payment made manually will default that card to the recurring payment.
  • Bill collection by Hostico will be attempted on days when payment notices are sent, and if there are insufficient funds in the bank card account, payment will be attempted again on the following day.
  • If, following the automatic deduction of the amount from the bank account, you find that only the hosting services are needed, it is necessary to contact the commercial department, to use the amount paid for other purposes or even return it.
  • If the recurrence is active on a domain and automatic renewal is not desired, it will be necessary to deactivate it before generating the proforma, since once the domain is renewed, there is no possibility of returning the amount paid.
  • For any attempt to withdraw the amount, an email will be sent with the result of the withdrawal regardless of its status (successful or not).

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