About the Manage Billing Account Page

Summary

Shows you the fundamental information about your account and service plan. The Summary tab lets you do the following:

• View applications and groups within your account. The top section of the Summary tab features a list of applications and groups that have been created within your account.

• View your service plan. The Account Info section shows what plan you've chosen. To see details on the plan, click its name. (Learn how to change it).

• Change your service plan. Time to upgrade? You can change your service plan online. To do so, click the Change plan link on the left side of the Summary tab (read further instructions).

• Change your billing information.  New credit card number or expiration date?  You can update your billing information online.  To do so, click the Billing Information link on the left side of the Summary tab (read further instructions).

• View account usage. The right side of the Account Info section shows you how much of your allocated space and user allotment you're using. If you are nearing or have exceeded any of these limits click the appropriate Add link to upgrade your service plan, or learn about ways to reduce your usage.

• View details on your Company. The Company Info section at the bottom of the screen shows your company name and any email domains of which QuickBase recognizes you as the owner.

• Change Company name. To change the name of your company, click it, then click Edit company name and make the desired changes.

• View or Tell QuickBase what email domains you own. When you own email addresses that belong to your users, you can control their user accounts, deactivating and reactivating them at will (read more). If you don't see your company's email domain listed in the Company Info section, you can ask QuickBase to add it. To do so, click the company name, then click the Edit email Domains link. Enter your domain ( "@sampledomain.com" for example) and click the Submit Request button.

• Change the primary contact's email address. If your email address has changed, or there's somebody new in charge, click the Edit Account Properties link on the left side of the screen and edit the Billing Contact email Address field.

• Control whether applications can be opened to the Internet. You can let your application managers share their applications with everyone on the internet or you can prohibit them from making applications public in the this way. (Read more.)

• Change your account's time zone. If you click the Edit Account Properties link on the left side of the screen, you can change your time zone. (Read how.)

Applications

Contains a list of all the applications in the account, and tells you everything you want to know about them. From here you can:

• View application usage. Is one of your application managers using up all your space? Confirm all your suspicions here on the Applications tab. Each application appears listed along with its usage statistics. See how many users and tables each one has. Also view the space and file attachment space each application takes up and see who the manager is. If you need to delete file attachments to reclaim space, see Managing an application's file attachments.

• Delete an application. To delete an application from your account, locate the application in the list and, in the far left column, turn on the checkbox. Do so for each application you'd like to delete and click the Delete Selected button on the right side of the list. Follow the prompts to complete the deletion.

• Transfer an application. If an application needs a new manager , or owner, or both, you can execute the switch from the Applications tab.

Groups

Contains a list of all the groups created by account users, and displays information about the number of users in each group. From the Groups tab you can:

• View all groups with access to one or more applications in your account. This tab lists all groups that were created by application managers in your account.

• View group members and managers. To view details on a group, click its name. QuickBase displays the list of members. The group manager(s) appear as "Member/Manager" or "Manager only."

• Create a new group.

If you are the manager of a group, or the group manager has granted you managerial rights you can:

• Delete a group.

• Remove users from a group.

Permissions

Contains a list of users to whom you've granted special permission to create and manage applications in your account or to assist you with account management tasks. From the Permissions tab you can:

• Grant or revoke the power to create applications. You control who can create applications within your account.

• Change or add billing account administrators. Use the controls on this page to get help with your account's administrative tasks or to pass them on to someone else. You can grant varying degrees of permissions to billing account controls. Read all about it.

Deny

Contains a list of users whose access to applications in your account you've denied. From the Deny tab you can:

• See who's on your Deny list. Anyone you've ever denied access to your account appears listed here. Read more about the Deny tab.

• Add users to the Deny list.  Read how.

• Grant access to a denied user. Reinstate a denied user's access at any time. Read how.

• Export a list of denied users. Read how.

Note: You can also deny users access from the Users with Access tab. (Read how.) Once you do so, they'll appear in list of denied users on the Deny tab.

Users with Access

Contains a list of all the users in your billing account and displays their status. From this tab you can:

• View details on all users with access to applications in your account. The Users with Access tab lists your users' names, screen names, email addresses and user status.

• See what applications a user can access. Locate the user you want to know about and click the apps link next to their name.

• Remove a user's access to your account. You can Deny a user access or, if you own his email address, deactivate a user. Read all about it.

• Export a list of users with access. Read how.