HI there QFBeth - the licence expired on 26/11 - I have only just logged in since then. It didn’t look like I had the option to postpone the renewal.
I need to get in to access my data as I will be closing down. But I need to complete some reconciliation first.
You should have received reminder emails before your license expired. If you are not seeing the option to postpone for two weeks then it is likely that you have used this offer previously.
If you send a message to @QFSupport with your QuickFile account number we can initiate an account back up to be emailed to you if this helps so that you have access to your data if you are unable to pay your subscription.
The account size is based on a rolling 12 month period so you’re paying for what you’ve already used. It does seem unfair but you’d have had to pay for this 12 months ago if it was done the other way round.
My query relates to this. My subscription ends tomorrow and I am transferring over to another provider as per my accountant. I haven’t input anything since January. What are my options to access the account and the previous records please?
If you haven’t input anything since January then the chances are your account will have dropped back into the free tier (unless you were processing hundreds of invoices per month prior to that) and the subscription renewal will be optional rather than compulsory.
If you have dropped below 1,000 entries then you won’t be required to have the PUS and can continue accessing your account as normal just without the added features that the subscription would give you.
I’ve checked and I only have 580 entries. I’ve checked the subscription option and can’t see any option to not renew subscription. Please could you confirm that if I leave the renewal, I will still be able to see my info? I really don’t need to do anything with it now or add anything. I just want to see what is already there.
Providing the nominal ledger count relations below 1,000 entries in a rolling 12 month period, you can access your account as often as you like, without the need for the subscription