Account and billing

Money in, money out, who's on the account, and how it's protected.

Two kinds of thing live here. Billing is about the account’s money: topping up, cards, auto-recharge, and understanding where every cent went. Settings is about the people and the protection: who’s a member and what they can do, how you sign in, what you’re told about, and how to leave with your data.

A quick orientation to the model, because it affects where things are:

  • A user is a person who signs in. A user can belong to several accounts and switches between them.
  • An account owns everything operational: flows, numbers, contacts, calls, and the credit balance. API keys are per account.
  • An organization is a team that owns an account and has members with roles. A personal account has no organization; create one when a second person needs access.
Credits and payment

Top up, manage cards, set up auto-recharge, and what happens when a charge fails.

Cost breakdown

Reading charges, transactions and per-call costs; finding what drives your bill.

Organizations

Team ownership of an account, and what an organization changes.

Members and roles

Owner, Admin, Member — and inviting people.

Security

Profile, password, two-factor authentication, sessions.

Notifications

What Talkif tells you about, and the low-balance threshold.

Data export and deletion

Take everything out as JSON; close the account with a grace period.