How to manage billing and subscription
How to manage billing, quotes, and subscription
Short description: Request a plan quote, accept pricing, and pay invoices in Console so Tokyo POS and devices stay active. Billing uses Razorpay; your sales team may send the quote from Radar.
Before you start
- You are owner (or admin, if your plan allows) on the outlet or brand.
- You know which outlet or brand needs billing (pick it in the location bar).
- For online pay, keep a card or UPI-ready browser window available.
Step-by-step instructions
Request a quote
- Open Network → Billing (network-wide) or open an outlet → Setup → Billing.
- Find the quote or Request quote panel for your brand or outlet.
- Submit the request if the form is shown. Your Crispper contact prepares pricing in the back office.
- When the quote is ready, return to the same Billing screen. Review plan name, price, and device limits.
Accept quote and pay
- On the quote card, tap Accept (or follow the checkout steps shown).
- Complete payment on the Razorpay page (UPI, card, or netbanking as offered).
- After success, return to Console. Billing should show active subscription.
- If payment succeeded but status looks old, tap Sync payment status or Refresh invoices when available.
Pay an open invoice later
- On Billing, open the Invoices list for the outlet.
- Find an invoice marked unpaid or due.
- Tap Pay online (or Pay) to open the payment link.
- After paying, use Sync payment status if the invoice still shows unpaid.
Subscribe from the plan catalog (self-serve)
When your account has self-serve billing enabled:
- On Billing, scroll to Plans.
- Choose a plan and tap Subscribe (wording may vary).
- Complete Razorpay checkout if prompted.
Tokyo and billing
- An active, paid subscription is required to add Tokyo devices and run POS on the floor.
- If Tokyo says subscription inactive, finish billing here first, then retry on the device.
Screenshots

Caption: Network → Billing or Setup → Billing for one outlet.
Optional video
- Video: Pay your Crispper invoice — add your link here.
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