Active Bolt-Ons on Your Subscription
How the subscription page shows active bolt-ons, what the count means, and when to move into the full Bolt-Ons screen.
The Subscription overview page gives you two quick views of add-ons already attached to the account: a simple count inside the main summary card, and a separate Active Bolt-Ons card further down the page when at least one add-on exists.
The Quick Count In The Summary Card
- Active Bolt-Ons number: a fast count so you can tell whether the account has any extras attached without scrolling further down.
- On Free: the count works the same way, because recurring bolt-ons such as SMS Messaging can be added on the Free plan too.
The Detailed Active Bolt-Ons Card
- Name: the bolt-on label, such as a business allowance add-on or a lookup pack.
- Type: shown underneath the name so you can tell what kind of add-on it is.
- Expires: shown when that particular add-on already has an end date attached.
- Credits left: shown for credit packs such as SMS Credits, as the balance still available out of what the pack originally granted. A pack with nothing left drops off this list entirely.
- Automatic top-ups: shown on credit packs, saying whether the pack buys itself again as the balance runs low and at what point. It reads Off until you set one up.
- Set up top-ups / Change top-ups: shown on credit packs. It opens the Bolt-Ons screen with the top-up settings already on that pack, so you can arrange it without leaving what you were doing. The settings themselves are explained in Automatic Credit Top-Ups.
- Reorder: shown on SMS credit packs while the account has SMS messaging. It opens the Bolt-Ons screen with the purchase popup already set to that pack, so you can buy another without going looking for it. Nothing is charged until you confirm in the popup. If your plan no longer includes SMS and the SMS Messaging bolt-on is not attached, the button is hidden, but any credits left on the pack stay there.
When This View Is Enough
This page is useful when you are checking the account at a glance, reviewing what will be affected by a subscription cancellation, or confirming that a just-purchased add-on is now attached.
When To Use The Full Bolt-Ons Screen Instead
Use Manage Bolt-Ons when you need to add another add-on, cancel one, restore one, or see billing details such as renewal timing and quantity. The Subscription page is intentionally lighter than the dedicated Bolt-Ons area.
Related articles
- Bolt-Ons Screen: the full management area.
- Automatic Credit Top-Ups: keeping a credit pack topped up without buying it by hand.
- Cancelling Your Subscription: useful when you want to know whether these add-ons will also end.
- Resuming Your Subscription: the restore flow that can bring scheduled-to-end add-ons back with the subscription.