Account Settings

Last Updated: 04.10.2023

You can add a payment button to your message templates and accept online payments from users via your Monobank account. To set up the integration with SendPulse, you need a FOP (private entrepreneur) account, access to the Monobank accounting office, and an added acquiring and integration token in your SendPulse account.

Last Updated: 15.06.2023

You can add a payment button to your chatbots and landing pages and accept online payments from users using your Flutterwave account. To integrate Flutterwave with SendPulse, you'll need to create and activate a Flutterwave account, copy your keys, get them authorized by SendPulse, and create a webhook.

Last Updated: 27.07.2023

You can add a payment button to chatbots and landing pages to accept online payments from users with your Mercado Pago account. To integrate Mercado Pago with SendPulse, you'll need to create and activate a Mercado Pago account, copy your token, and have it authorized by SendPulse.

Last Updated: 15.06.2023

You can add a payment button to your chatbots and landing pages and accept online payments from users using your LiqPay account. To integrate LiqPay with SendPulse, you'll need to create and activate a LiqPay account, copy your public and private keys, and get them authorized by SendPulse.

Last Updated: 27.07.2023

You can add a payment button to chatbots and landing pages to accept online payments from users to your Stripe account. To integrate Stripe with SendPulse, you'll need to create and activate a Stripe account, copy the secret key, and paste it into SendPulse for authorization.

Last Updated: 27.07.2023

You can add a checkout button to message templates and accept user payments to your Fondy account by connecting your account to SendPulse. To integrate Fondy with SendPulse, you need to create a merchant and add your merchant ID for authorization with SendPulse.

Last Updated: 27.07.2023

You can add a checkout button to message templates and accept user payments to your PayPal account. To integrate PayPal with SendPulse, you need to create a connection to PayPal, add an event to track and insert the ID for authorization in SendPulse.

Last Updated: 01.09.2023

You can add a payment button to your chatbots and landing pages and accept online payments from users using your Wayforpay account. To integrate Wayforpay with SendPulse, you'll need to create and activate a Wayforpay account, copy your keys, and get them authorized by SendPulse.

Last Updated: 14.09.2023

A user role is a set of permissions and restrictions that define how an individual can manage and alter what you create.

Last Updated: 18.10.2023

To simplify your team’s workflow and increase their efficiency, you can provide access to your SendPulse account and grant the rights to view and manage data.

Last Updated: 18.10.2023

User role permissions allow you to allocate access rights to improve your teamwork and ensure data security. With SendPulse, you can use the existing roles or create a custom one with the specified permissions and access rights.

Last Updated: 15.06.2023

To make your SendPulse account more secure, you can set up two-factor authentication. Third-party users will not be able to get into your account even if they know the password and login. You can log in only after entering a code received via SMS or Google Authenticator.

Last Updated: 15.06.2023

Cookies, and other temporary site files are stored in your browser’s cache to make page loading faster on repeat visits.

Last Updated: 11.07.2023

To get documents about your SendPulse orders for bookkeeping and accounting purposes, you can download them in the PDF format in your account.

Last Updated: 11.07.2023

On the SendPulse platform, you can top up your account balance, pay for services, and manage your subscriptions. You can set up automated subscription renewals or pay for services manually.

Last Updated: 15.06.2023

You can pay for the SendPulse services using your cryptocurrency wallet.

Last Updated: 20.06.2023

A subscription to a plan is an agreement between a user and a service, according to which the service organization agrees to provide the user with a set of services under the terms of the plan, and the subscriber receives the right to use the services and undertakes to pay for these services.