Keeping the plan in your own hands
A teacher can read which plan they are on and what state it is in, and compare the list of plans. A promo code can be entered at checkout, and payment goes through the gateway. Cancelling keeps the plan running to the end of the period already paid for.
The pages below cover the plan one task at a time: reading the list, reading your own plan, taking a plan out, cancelling it, and turning it back on.
Features in this area
- Which invoice is still outstanding
An institution admin can read the list of plan invoices: which stretch of time each one covers, which plan, how much, and what state it is currently in.
- Settle the invoice that is sitting there
An institution admin can start paying an outstanding invoice from the row it sits in, then carry on to the gateway page to settle the payment there.
- Where the institution's plan stands
An institution admin can see which plan the institution is on, what state it is in, how long the period runs, and how many teachers and students there are now.
- Cancelling is not the same as stopping now
Cancelling keeps the plan running to the end of the period already paid for and then stops it renewing. Your data stays where it is rather than going away.
- Taking the plan out in one sitting
Pick the plan you want, add a promo code if you have one, then go through to the gateway to pay. If the discount brings it to zero, no gateway trip is needed.
- Compare before you commit
Read the list of plans and what each one carries. The list needs no sign-in, so it can be compared first and decided on after rather than the other way round.
- The way back is open, for a while
Changed your mind? A cancelled plan can be turned back on, but only before the current period runs out. Once it has ended, the plan cannot be resumed.
- What state the plan is actually in
See which plan you are on, what state it is in, when the next payment falls due, and how much of each ceiling has been used up, all in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to read the plan list?
No. The route that returns the plan list is left open, so what each plan carries can be read without signing in first.
Does cancelling stop everything at once?
No. The plan keeps running to the end of the period that has already been paid for, and then it does not renew.
Can an institution buy its own plan?
No. An institutional plan is put in place from the platform side, and the institution pays the invoices that follow from it.
See how it works for your institution
Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.