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# Billing and Account Settings
Locate how to manage your subscription or trial with Paxton.
1. Click your username at the bottom of the left sidebar to open the account menu, then select **Settings**. From the settings page, click **Manage Subscription.**
2. Following we've partnered with Stripe to manage your payment portal. Click continue to move to your Payment Portal.
2. Add or change your default method here as well as mange the subscription associated with your account.
4. To view your billing history, click **Invoice History** at the bottom of the page.
#### **Cancel Subscription:**
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If you would like to cancel your subscription, on the same Stripe page click on Cancel subscription.
Confirm cancelation for it to be effective.
#### Important Note for Group Billing Users:
If you are part of a group billing organization, your subscription view may differ. Please connect with your Organization Admin for more support.
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