Help Center › Account and Settings
This article covers everything under your personal account settings: managing your subscription, viewing and downloading invoices, setting up multi-factor authentication (MFA), and controlling your email notification preferences.
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Finding account settings
From here you can navigate to the sub-sections described below: Subscription, Billing, Security, and Notifications.
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Subscription management
Viewing your current plan
Your current plan name, billing cycle (monthly or annual), and next renewal date are displayed at the top of Settings → Subscription.
Upgrading your plan
Downgrading your plan
Note: Downgrading may remove access to features available on your current plan. Review the plan comparison carefully before confirming.
Cancelling your subscription
Cancellation is processed via Stripe. If you encounter any issues, contact NFC Tagify support.
Reactivating a cancelled subscription
If your subscription has lapsed and you want to reactivate:
If you cannot log in at all after cancellation, contact support directly.
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Billing and invoices
Viewing invoices
All billing is handled via Stripe. To view your invoices:
Downloading invoices
Click any invoice in the list to open the details. A Download PDF button lets you save the invoice as a PDF for your records or expenses. Invoices are generated and hosted by Stripe.
Updating payment details
To update a credit card or other payment method:
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
MFA adds a second layer of security to your account. In addition to your password, you need to enter a time-based code from an authenticator app to log in.
Setting up MFA
Logging in with MFA
After entering your password at login, you will be prompted for your authenticator code. Open your authenticator app, find the NFC Tagify entry, and enter the current six-digit code.
Disabling MFA
Disabling MFA is not recommended unless you are switching authenticator apps or devices. If you are switching, disable MFA on the old device, then re-enable it and scan the QR code on the new device.
Lost access to your authenticator app
If you lose access to your phone or authenticator app and cannot log in:
If you have also lost your backup codes, contact NFC Tagify support for account recovery assistance. Identity verification will be required.
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Email notification preferences
NFC Tagify sends several types of email notifications. You can control which ones you receive:
Types of notifications (common examples)
| Notification type | Default | Description |
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| Profile view summaries | On | Periodic digest of your profile analytics |
| New lead notifications | On | When a new lead is captured from your card |
| Order updates | On | Shipping and delivery updates for card orders |
| Billing reminders | On | Upcoming renewal and payment receipts |
| Product announcements | Off | New features and updates from NFC Tagify |
| Security alerts | Always on | Cannot be disabled — covers login and MFA events |
Changes to notification preferences are saved immediately.
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Frequently asked questions
I want to change the email address on my account. How do I do that?
Go to Settings → Account → Email address and enter the new address. A confirmation email will be sent to the new address. Click the link in that email to confirm the change. Until confirmed, your old address remains active.
My payment failed — what happens next?
Stripe will automatically retry failed payments on a schedule (typically three retries over a week or two). You will receive email notifications about each failed attempt. To resolve the issue, update your payment method in Settings → Billing. If your subscription lapses due to non-payment, it can be reactivated once payment is updated.
Can I get a refund if I cancel mid-cycle?
Refund policies depend on your plan and billing cycle. Contact NFC Tagify support to discuss your specific situation.
How do I transfer my subscription to a different email address or account?
Account transfers are not self-service. Contact NFC Tagify support with the source and destination account details and we will assist with the transfer.
I set up MFA but my authenticator app shows a different code to what the portal accepts. What should I check?
Authenticator apps are time-based and require your phone's clock to be accurate. Check that your phone's date and time are set to automatic/network-synced. Even a small clock drift can cause code mismatches.
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Related: [Companies, departments, and teams](06-teams-companies.md) · [Card status and order history](07-cards-ordering.md) · [Analytics dashboard](analytics-dashboard.md)