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How to buy credits for SMS and eSignatures

Why is SMS disabled? Why do I get low SMS/eSignatures notifications. How to buy SMS and eSignature credits, manually or automatic?

Phillip Djukanovic avatar
Written by Phillip Djukanovic
Updated over a week ago

There are two features that you can buy credits for in Salestrekker:

  • SMS

  • eSignatures

SMS

For aggregator deployments, each organisation gets 100 SMS included in subscription monthly. This does not apply to our independent Salestrekker deployments (app.salestrekker.com). You can spend this either by sending invitations to Client Portal, manual SMS or marketing SMS. If you spend all SMS messages, you can either buy credits in Settings or wait next month to get 100 new SMS messages.

To buy SMS credits, you have to be or notify organization owner to go to Settings > Plan and billing details. In the top part of window you can click on "PURCHASE NOW" button next to SMS credits details to execute manual purchase of 1000 SMS package ($49.99):

NOTE: If "purchase now" button is not visible, please turn of "automatic recharge" option.


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eSignatures

When you signup for Salestrekker you get 10 eSignatures included. After they are spent, you can go to Settings and buy credits. Please note that they do not recharge on monthly basis - samples of 10 signatures are available only once.

To buy eSignature credits, you have to be or notify organization owner to go to Settings > Plan and billing details. In the top part of window, you can click on "PURCHASE NOW" button next to eSign credits details to execute manual purchase of 100 eSignature package ($49.99)
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Price for the Annature credits is $49.99 (+GST), for 100 eDocument signatures;

NOTE: If the "Purchase now" button is not visible, please turn off "automatic recharge" option.


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Automatic Recharge

To turn on automatic recharging, turn on the switch for automatic recharge below the eSign or SMS purchase buttons. Then choose at which point would you like recharge to be triggered:

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