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How do I post a status update to multiple social network accounts at once?

June 19, 2013

First, go to Settings > Add-ons and activate the networks. You can add several accounts for each, for example, your personal and company Twitter accounts. Second, make sure that the user you’re logged in as has permission to post status updates to social networks. To do so, click on your name in the top right…

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What is a user? Can multiple persons share the same user login?

June 19, 2013

A user is a person who accesses your Annelite account. Users have their own username and password, preferences, settings and permissions. Every person who needs to access your Annelite account must have own user account. Multiple persons are not permitted to share the same user login.

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What is the difference between admin and user?

June 19, 2013

Admin is a user with additional permissions. Admins can add, edit, delete and assign users to Departments. Inside a department, admins choose which email identities users are allowed to use when sending messages. Unlike users, admins have access to the Account Dashboard and billing information.

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What is an Account Owner?

June 19, 2013

Account Owner is the only person who has access to billing information. Only account owners can cancel the account, or delegate account ownership to another user. The person who originally creates the Annelite account automatically becomes the account owner.

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What happens with user data if I delete a user?

June 19, 2013

All information in Annelite is user-independent. If you delete a user, all messages, contacts, activities and files will remain intact.

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How does the risk-free 14-day trial work?

June 19, 2013

During the risk-free 14-day trial period, you get to try the system before you decide to become a paying customer. Trial accounts get the same set of features and excellent support that Annelite is famous for. We will ask you to provide credit card information only if you decide to continue the service after the…

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Is there a long-term contract or commitment?

June 19, 2013

No, never. All Annelite plans are month-to-month. You can cancel your account at any time, and your credit card will not be charged again, however we cannot refund payments you made prior to cancellation.

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How do I upgrade or downgrade my account?

June 19, 2013

You can downgrade at any time by going to Account Dashboard > Billing and selecting a new plan. A prorated upgrade fee will be charged to the credit card we have on file. If you downgrade, the new plan pricing will become effective on your next billing date. We can not provide prorated refunds for…

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How do I cancel my account?

June 19, 2013

You can cancel your account at any time by going to Account Dashboard and clicking Cancel. For your own protection, we can not accept cancellation requests via email.

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