Billing Policy

Dashworks’ billing policy is structured so companies only pay for workspace members who are actively using the product. Here's how it works:

  • Dashworks bills for members who have been active at any time over the course of a 30-day period. Active members are defined as members who actively used the product via the web app or Slackbot.

  • The billing is dynamic, meaning as the number of active members changes, the invoice will be prorated to account for an increase or decrease in users.

    • If new users get added, we'll calculate the prorated cost and bill you the following month.

    • If users become inactive, we’ll calculate the prorated cost and issue you a credit for the following month.

    • If all members become inactive, you will no longer be billed.

Within Dashworks, you can invite new users who aren’t necessarily active (meaning they aren’t executing searches within Dashworks). Here’s a handy chart showing how each type of user is handled within Dashworks’ billing policy:

Account activity

Status

Billing action

A user did any activity in the product within the billing period.

Active

User will be charged as an active user for that billing period.

A previously active user did not do any activity within the billing period.

Inactive

Dashworks will issue a prorated credit accounting for the unused portion of the billing period for the following month.

An inactive user becomes an active user again.

Active

Dashworks will issue a charge for the prorated amount accounting for the remainder of the billing period.

A user is invited to Dashworks but has not started using Dashworks.

Inactive

Dashworks will not issue a charge for this user until they become active.

A user is blocked within Dashworks.

Inactive

Dashworks will issue a prorated credit accounting for the unused portion of the billing period for the following month.

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