Billing and account
Understand a read-only account
Admins & staff
See why Hydi stops you making changes, what still works and how to restore access.
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- Hydi becomes read-only when your trial ends without a subscription, when your account is suspended, or when a failed payment is not fixed in time.
- You can still sign in and view your clients, tasks and other data.
- Hydi blocks most changes, such as adding clients or creating tasks, and shows a message with the reason.
- Billing, settings and your own account still work, so admins can subscribe or update the payment method.
- A suspended account cannot accept new client invitations, and clients see that the business is unavailable.
- Access returns after you subscribe, or after the overdue payment goes through.
Related
- Subscribe to a planChoose a plan, pay on the secure payment page and start your subscription.
- Update your payment methodReplace the card Hydi charges for your subscription, or fix a failed payment.
- Understand your trialSee what the free trial includes, how Hydi warns you and what happens when it ends.