Understanding the Overskill Account links in your app

Distinguish your app’s Settings page from platform account, activity and subscription pages.

The Settings page generated for your app can include an Overskill Account card. The surrounding page is part of the app's source, while the links open platform-managed account pages.

My Overskill Dashboard opens the platform account. Activity Log opens platform activity; it is not automatically a log of every action inside your app.

On supported managed payment backends, Billing & Subscription opens My subscriptions for the signed-in person. That is a customer account surface for their app purchases, separate from the workspace's own Overskill plan. Current templates hide this link on free or external-payment backends where it does not apply.

Ask the builder to explain your app's current Settings page before changing it. You can change app-specific layout and copy, but preserve a working route for customers to manage their subscriptions. Renaming or hiding a link does not move billing into your own database or cancel a subscription.

The text in this card and the platform's required app badge are separate surfaces. Follow The Overskill badge on your app when changing branding, rather than assuming that removing a line of page copy changes your plan's branding rules.

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