How to Reactivate Graphly After a Failed Payment

Sometimes you may miss a payment for Graphly. In which case, the account may be canceled and you will need to reactivate Graphly. This video, and subsequent article, will show you how you can do that.

How to Reactivate Graphly

If your account was closed because of an outstanding payment, this is the screen you will see went logging into Graphly. Go ahead and click on the Account Settings button at the bottom of the screen.

If your account was closed because of an outstanding payment, this is the screen you will see went logging into Graphly. Go ahead and click on the Account Settings button at the bottom of the screen.

Now click on the “Plan” tab. Here you can update your billing information. After you have done that, click update.

Now click on the "Plan" tab. Here you can update your billing information. After you have done that, click update.(How to Reactivate Graphly)

Next, click on the Invoices Tab. Here, you can see the 18 most recent invoices. If you have a payment you need to make, you can see that it says “Balance Due” under the Status of the invoice. Click “Pay Now” to pay it.

Once you have clicked on “Pay Now”, you should be redirected back into your Graphly Account!

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