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Why App A and App B share one subscription

Users often sort numbers by region first, then dedupe, randomly extract, and split packages. Since the workflows are connected, one account is easier to manage.

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Why App A and App B share one subscription
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App A handles region filtering

App A focuses on grouping US numbers by state or region, with city and carrier fields for more detailed workflows.

App B handles package extraction

App B focuses on import, dedupe, random extraction, package splitting, and remaining-data export.

Subscription status is synced

The same account signs in to both apps, and the backend syncs subscription level and expiry time.

Top access follows backend rules

If an account has top-tier access, App A can use more detailed fields while App B displays the level according to backend configuration.

FAQ

Does Advanced access unlock App B?

Yes. Advanced access is enough for all App B functions.

Does App A Top display in App B?

The shared level can display, while feature visibility follows backend rules.

Is trial access shared too?

Trial and subscription status are synced by account.

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