Subscription and modules
An annual subscription gives access to the core product; modules add capabilities on top. Both are read in the same place.
Updated on September 11, 2026
The subscription
Every client organization holds an annual subscription, whose cycle and amount are recalled in the general settings. React Box has no online payment: subscriptions are opened, renewed and invoiced by our team, which lets us fit the payment habits of Moroccan companies.
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The modules
Each one opens a specific surface of the product.
Analytics
The five activity dashboards and the exchange rate alerts. Included at no extra cost for accounting firms.
Extra storage
10 GB blocks added to the included quota, stackable and reversible.
How a module is billed
Four rules are enough to read an invoice line.
- Every module is billed annually, aligned on your subscription cycle.
- Activated mid-cycle, a module is only billed for the remaining period.
- Storage is counted in blocks: adding or removing one adjusts billing on the following cycle.
- Activations accumulate and are then grouped onto an invoice issued by our team — you do not get one invoice per change.
What is not sold separately
A large part of the product depends on no module at all: the vault, sales invoicing, messaging, document requests, third parties, purchases, accounting, cash and Atlas are part of the core. Invoicing used to be a paid module; it is now included in the subscription, because a business that invoices should not have to weigh two price lines to issue a legal document. A module only exists when a capability carries a cost of its own — infrastructure usage, a compliance burden — or when it concerns only some customers.
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Atlas and the AI credit
The artificial intelligence features — scanning invoices, receipts and statements, the conversational assistant — are not sold as a module but drawn from a prepaid monthly credit that rolls over from month to month. A dedicated tab details the current cycle's usage, processing by processing.
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