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Who: you, the merchant · Goal: keep restock alerts going without overpaying
1

The allowance runs out

Each cycle your plan includes a number of email & web push notifications. When they are used, sends continue from your wallet automatically. SMS is always paid from the wallet.Dashboard → Plan & usage shows what’s left: for example 0 of 20 sent, Wallet empty.
2

The wallet is empty too — alerts wait

Nothing is dropped and nothing is charged. The app tells you in three places:
  • Home → Needs your attention, for example SMS alerts are paused — SMS is switched on, but your wallet is empty. Shoppers who signed up by SMS hear nothing until you add credits.
  • The Dashboard: N restock alerts are waiting to be sent.
  • Usage: Sends are waiting for credit.
Home's Needs your attention card showing SMS alerts are paused because the wallet is empty, with an Add credits button.
3

Decide: top up, change plan, or wait

A late restock alert is worth much less than one on time, so if shoppers are waiting for a product that is back now, top up.
4

Top up

Add credits → choose an amount → check the Order summary → Confirm. The amount goes on your next Shopify bill; the credit is usable at once.
The Add credits page with the top-up packages, How your wallet is spent, and the Order summary.
5

The waiting alerts go out

As soon as there is credit again — after a top-up, a plan change or the new cycle — the alerts that were waiting are sent by themselves. You don’t need to do anything else. Each one is still checked first: if the shopper has bought it meanwhile, or the product sold out again, it is skipped.

What happens behind the scenes

Every send first uses the plan’s allowance, then the wallet — the credit that expires soonest first. When neither can pay, the send is held rather than dropped, and released when credit appears.

Where it can go wrong

Billing and credits

The allowance, the wallet and rates in detail.

Change your plan

Switch to a plan that fits your volume.