> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpcenter.channable.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpcenter.channable.com/account-billing/account-and-billing-fr/compte-et-facturation.md). # Compte et facturation Gérez les Paramètres de votre Compte, les rôles utilisateurs et les Autorisations, ainsi que votre abonnement et vos moyens de paiement.

### Gérez votre compte et vos paramètres


Modifiez votre mot de passe	Gérez les Paramètres de votre Compte
Invitez de nouveaux utilisateurs	Gérer les rôles des utilisateurs dans un Compte Channable
Gérez vos paramètres de notification	Gérez vos Notifications	Gérez vos Notifications
Configurez l'authentification multifacteur (MFA)	Mettez en place l’authentification multifacteur (MFA)
Configurez et gérez l'authentification unique (SSO)	Mettez en place et gérez l’authentification unique (SSO)
Gérez les paramètres de votre compte	Gérez les Paramètres de votre Compte	Gérez les Paramètres de votre Compte

### Gérez votre abonnement


	Gérez vos factures	Facturation et paiement
	Gérez vos méthodes de paiement	Facturation et paiement
	Gérez les modules et extensions	Gérez votre abonnement Channable
	Modifiez votre abonnement	Gérez votre abonnement Channable
	Essai gratuit de Channable	Essai gratuit Channable
	FAQ sur les tarifs	FAQ sur les tarifs

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