To see your charges by billing profiles for one account, select Online Invoice in the Billing menu. An invoice consists of consequent bills:

<b>Balance</b> shows how much money you have on your balance. A negative balance shows how much you owe for the services used. This is usually appropriate for users who pay by check and for credit card users whose credit cards failed to be charged.
<b>Credit</b> restricts your ability to buy new resources in case your credit card fails to be charged or you have run out of your 'check' money.

 - <b>Description</b>: the name of your current account.
 - <b>Amount</b>: the amount accrued for the billing period. This amount consists of accruals for all resources, including the setup, recurrent and usage fee. However, it does not include or depend on factual charges, nor is it related to debits and credits to the account. For example, if you were accrued $10 setup fee, the Amount will show $10.00, even if your credit card has been immediately credited by this amount.
 - <b>From</b>: the beginning of the payment period.
 - <b>To</b>: the end of the payment period. In the example illustrated above, Opened means that the billing period has not finished.

A new bill is created for every new payment interval The initial setup fee is put in a separate bill.

To view details of any bill in the invoice, click its Description in the first column.

Total shows the amount due for factual services offered. It does not include most of the items highlighted by yellow, such as items that were immediately charged off the credit card, credits or debits to the account balance by the administrator, etc.

*To get a printable version of your bill, click the Printer icon in the bill header which will open it in a separate window suitable for immediate printout (version 2.08 and higher).