Are you looking to review your past invoices and get payment receipts for your Jane Subscription? Do you need to update your credit card? Do you need to review the license count for your subscription? Wondering why your Jane account is on hold? Do you need a statement of payments made for your Jane account? Let’s review how to manage that!
Note💡: Only the listed Account Owner has permissions to view the Subscriptions area. Not sure who the listed Account Owner is? Here is a guide that walks through how to find this information: How to Check Who’s Listed as the Account Owner.
- How to find your billing history, invoices, and receipts for payments
- How to update your credit card
- Supported credit card types
- Am I able to pay my Jane Subscription by Interac e-Transfer?
- How to update the number of licenses
- How to add Insurance to the Practice or Thrive Plan
- Why was my initial subscription payment higher than I was expecting?
- How can I change the business details that show on my Jane invoices?
- Why is my Jane account on hold?
- How can I change my Jane account website address?
- Can I transfer ownership to someone else?
- What are the Legacy Plans prior to the April 2024 Pricing Plan Update?
- Changing Your Jane Subscription
- How much does it cost to add administrative staff to Jane?
How to find your billing history & invoices
To view and download your monthly invoices for Jane or receipts for past payments, just head over to the Settings > Jane Subscription area in your account.
From there, you’ll want to look for the Billing History tab where you will be able to download individual invoices as well as generate an overall account statement.
Pro tip: Being that the Jane Subscription tab will only be visible when logged in as the Account Owner, we understand that sometimes you may need to forward a copy of your statement for your financial reporting. This can be done by clicking the statement tab in the top right-hand corner.
All practices signed up prior to January 3rd, 2023 will continue to operate under their existing licensing model.
Once the page is loaded you will have the ability to scroll to the bottom of the page and select the PDF button on the bottom left-hand corner.
How to update your credit card
Within your account, you will always have the ability to change your credit card on file. This can be done by selecting Settings > Jane Subscription.
In your account area, you can click Update Credit Card along the top of the screen and then enter your information. You’ll need to include either a 5-digit ZIP code or a 6-digit postal code. When you’re finished, click the Update Credit Card button at the bottom and you’re all done.
Which cards are accepted for my Jane subscription payments?
When it comes to your Jane subscription, we accept the following card types:
- Visa, Visa Debit, and Pre-paid Visa
- Mastercard, Debit Mastercard, and Pre-paid Mastercard
- Discover Card
Please note that we don’t currently accept American Express.
Am I able to pay my Jane Subscription by Interac e-Transfer?
A monthly Jane subscription can only be paid by credit card, we’re not able to accept payment by cheque or e-transfer. You’ll want to make sure you have a valid credit card on file for your monthly subscription, and you can update that card as needed should your payment details change.
How to update the number of licenses
The Account Owner can check their plan and license count details within their Jane account.
Let’s have a peek at where to view this, click on Settings > Jane Subscription in your account.
Once within your Account page, you will scroll to the bottom of the page and view your selected Plan and the number of licenses set for your account.
If this license count is incorrect you can contact us or edit the count directly by selecting the Change Subscription button.
Changes to your plan or license count can only be made once per day so if you need a hand with making a second change on the same day, feel free to send us an email.
Learn how licenses are calculated in the following guide: License Usage FAQ
Under the Plan you are subscribed to, click on the dropdown arrow beside the number of licenses and adjust to the number of licenses your account requires.
Ensure that you click on the Update Subscriptions button at the bottom of the page (below your add-ons that you can update here as well) and Jane will take care of the rest!
Pro tip: As a reminder, we base licenses on the number of booked hours for a practitioner per week. We consider a full license to be 24 hours per week or more, and we bill a half license for practitioners with less than 24 hours per week (e.g. a practitioner who has two booked hours per week is billed as a half license).
How to add insurance to the Practice or Thrive Plan
You can optionally add insurance features to the Practice or Thrive plans for an additional 20$ per month and $5 per license.
To add insurance features to your Practice or Thrive plan, head to Settings and Manage Subscription.
From here, scroll down and click Change Subscription
At the bottom of this page, you’ll check off the Insurance Billing optional add-on and click Update Subscription:
Breaking down your initial Jane invoice
It’s totally normal that the initial subscription payment is a little bit higher. It will include the current month’s subscription and a prorated amount for the previous month. You’ll be able to view a more detailed billing history by heading to Settings > Jane Subscription > Billing History.
Jane charges your monthly subscription balance on the first business day of each month, so this prorated amount is processed the following month rather than charging you first thing after signing up.
Updating your Jane account information
Has your business or clinic name or address changed recently? No matter which changes you need to make, you’ll be able to make those changes by heading to the Settings > Jane Subscription area of your account.
Note: the Jane Subscription tab will only be visible when logged in as the account owner profile
From there, you’ll want to click on the Contact Info tab. This is where you can update the name or enter your new business address.
Pro tip: The email address listed for the Account Owner needs to be updated in the Account Owners staff profile within your Jane account.
Why is my Jane account on hold?
Accounts get put on hold when subscription payments are missed for two or more months. Before the account gets put on hold, our subscriptions team sends out a series of emails to the listed Account Owner, notifying them of the missed payments.
If there is a missed payment, the account owner will have a banner and a pop-up within their account notifying them to update their payment information.
Here’s a peek at what the banner looks like for the listed Account Owner:
as well as what the pop-up looks like:
A hold will prevent all staff from accessing their account and profiles until payment is made in full. When payment is made, the hold is automatically lifted.
💡A friendly reminder that if the account is on hold, the online booking site is still active. This means that clients or patients can still book, cancel or reschedule their appointments.
Our team can definitely appreciate that having your account put on hold can be quite stressful to your staff as well as to your clients or patients. If you have any questions or concerns about this or would like to chat more about why your account is on hold, please feel free to reach out at [email protected]! We’d be happy to help 💙
How can I change my Jane account website address?
To authorize the change, you’ll want to email us at [email protected] from the email address on the Account Owner’s profile and let us know the spelling that you want for your URL.
Friendly reminder, your Jane URL will be in the format of businessname.janeapp.com.
We also have a guide on How to change Your Jane Account Web Address (URL) that goes over the process in more detail.
Can I transfer ownership to someone else?
Yes, you can! If the wrong person is the account owner, you’ll first want to ensure that the correct person has a profile set up. You can head over to our guide doc on Setting up Staff that goes over the process in more detail.
Now, with their profile set up, the current listed Account Owner will want to head over to the Settings tab, then click on Staff Permissions in the left-sidebar menu. From there, they’ll want to make sure to click on the blue Transfer Ownership text to the right of the staff member of their choosing:
This will prompt Jane to confirm this is an action that you’d continue with. Once you click Yes, Transfer Ownership, Jane will make this new person the Jane Account Owner:
Great job on mastering your Jane Subscription page!
What are the Legacy Plans prior to the April 2024 Pricing Plan Update?
Here are our Legacy Plans prior to the April 2024 pricing change.
🇨🇦 Canadian Version ⤵️
🇺🇸 US Version ⤵️
> Click here to see our current Pricing Plans
Changing Your Jane Subscription
To view and update the type of subscription plan your clinic is on, the listed Account Owner can head over to the Settings tab within their Jane account and select Jane Subscription within the left sidebar menu.
Then you can scroll down on the Account page and click on the blue Update Subscriptions button:
If you are currently on the Thrive or Practice plan, you can select the subscription you’d like switch over to or upgrade and the number of licenses that you require:
Note 📝: The features available on each of the plan types varies. Before making this change, we recommend taking a peek at our Pricing Page. If you’re currently on a Legacy subscription plan or would like upgrade to the Balance plan, please reach out to our support team to ensure you’re on the plan that fits your practice needs.
Once you’re all set, make sure to scroll down to the bottom of the page and select the blue Update Subscriptions button to confirm those changes.
How much does it cost to add administrative staff to Jane?
Nothing - admin profiles are included in the base price of your subscription. You can add as many administrative profiles as you need. You’ll just want to make sure they’re not opted into a discipline or have patient appointments on their schedule.