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# Subscription Portal
The Open Data Blend Subscription Portal lets you view and update the information associated with your Analytics Plan. You can access the subscription portal by clicking the 'Login' button on the [Open Data Blend website](https://www.opendatablend.io/).
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It is important to note that the login details used for the Open Data Blend Subscription Portal are different from those used for the Open Data Blend Analytics service. This is because the person managing the subscription may not always be an Analytics User.
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The Open Data Blend Subscription Portal has an intuitive interface and so this documentation will only focus on some key areas.
Once logged in, you will have access the following information:
* Contact details
* Payment details
* Invoices
* Payments made
* Statements of account
* Subscription history
* Access keys
You can perform any of the following actions:
* View subscription details (e.g. renewal date)
* View your access keys
* Cancel your subscription
* Update your contact details
* Update your payment details
* Reset your subscription portal password
* Manage analytics users
* Contact our support team
* Submit a review of our services
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