Subscriptions are easy with Evo, and fully in your hands, but if you need help or clarification of the subscription, don’t hesitate to contact our Sales team.

• Enter payment information
• Activate Licenses

You must be an administrator of your Evo account to manage your subscription.

How to enter payment information

When subscribing, you must first provide your payment information. 

For more information on the payment methods available, see What payment methods does Evo accept?

1. Click your name from the top navigation bar.
2. Click Billing & Licenses.
3. Click Enter Payment Info.
   
4. Select the appropriate payment method.
   1. For Credit Card: Fill in the required information (name, address, CC, CCV, expiry). Click Submit Payment Info.
      
   2. For ACH Bank: Click Continue. Select your bank from the list. Enter your username and password. Click Submit.
      

How to activate licenses

Each customer, including your primary company should be properly licensed. The primary account will be identified in the table with an asterisk.

Licenses are purchased for a specific customer, rather than a global bucket of licenses to be shelled out to each of your managed customers (clients).

There are currently two license types available: 

• Evo Standard: All core Evo Secure Login functionality.
• Evo RADIUS: Evo hosted cloud RADIUS server. This is considered an add-on.

You’re unable to purchase Evo RADIUS licenses without having at least a matching number of Evo Standard licenses.

1. Click your name from the top navigation bar.
2. Click Billing & Licenses.
3. Click the Activate button for the tenant to be licensed.
4. Enter the number of Evo Standard licenses you’d like to purchase for the tenant.
5. Optionally, enter the number of Evo RADIUS licenses you’d like to purchase for the tenant.
6. After reviewing the details, click Approve and Activate.
7. To assign licenses to the appropriate users now, click Assign Licenses. Otherwise, click I’ll do it later.
8. Repeat steps 1-5 for each customer to be licensed.

Now that you’ve licensed your customers, don’t forget to assign a license to a user. Refer to How do I manage user licenses?