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Customer notifications

RebillCart sends branded transactional and lifecycle emails on your behalf whenever something happens on a subscription — without you having to configure a separate email tool.

What triggers an email

  • Subscription created (confirmation)
  • Payment failed (update-your-payment-method prompt)
  • Payment recovered
  • Subscription paused, cancelled, or reactivated
  • Payment method updated
  • Upcoming charge reminder, sent a few days before a renewal
  • An optional charge receipt (opt-in)

Every one of these goes through a single, consistent send pipeline — preferences, then your branding, then the right template, so what a customer receives always matches what you’ve configured, regardless of which event triggered it.

Branding

In Settings → Email branding, set your logo, colors, and from-name. Every email uses these — customers should never see an unbranded, generic-looking system email from RebillCart.

You can also turn each email type on or off independently from a per-type toggle panel, in case you’d rather handle certain lifecycle moments (like receipts) through your existing tools.

Customer opt-outs

Customers can opt out of individual email categories from an “Email preferences” screen inside their portal. Billing- and account-critical mail (like a payment-method update prompt) is always on, since turning it off would leave a customer’s subscription silently failing with no way to fix it.

Notification center (Pro deep-dive)

The Notifications page in the RebillCart admin gives you:

  • Full delivery history, filterable by status and type.
  • A delivery funnel (sent → delivered → opened → clicked → bounced/complained).
  • Per-message detail, including a resend button.

The delivery history and basic funnel are available on every plan. The full deliverability analytics — open/click rates and spam-complaint rate — are a Pro feature. See Pricing & Plans.

Customers also get a lightweight, read-only “Recent emails” feed inside their own portal, so they can confirm what’s already been sent to them.

Walkthrough

See Set up branded email notifications for a step-by-step setup guide.

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