Frequently Asked Questions

You must ensure the card entered in your Payment Profile has enough available credit to transact your ongoing invoices. Using a secured portal to transact payments is not a free service to Technicare. All transactions, whether approved come at a price; it is a cost of doing business in today’s environment. Unfortunately, we cannot absorb this cost when transactions are declined. A $1.00 charge will be added to open work orders when transactions are declined by your card provider. We will do our best to contact you should there be a problem but this will ultimately delay orders being shipped and could cause temporary suspension of your account.

Yes you will need to call us at 800-897-1844 to provide a new expiration date over the phone.

To update your address and phone number log into Technicare.com, click on “My orders” and the click on “Update Contact Information”. Please note that these changes can take 24 hours to be fully implemented.

We only take credit card numbers for accounts over the phone. If you wish to update your credit card on account please give us a call at 800-897-1844 or 780-424-7161. 

Payment profiles can only be deleted by authorized Technicare Management. If you wish to have your profile taken off this system please contact your Account Manager and within 24 hours this information will be permanently removed. Your account with Technicare will continue to be active.

No, our Payment System can only accept one card number per account. If you need to change a card number please call 800.897.1844.

Yes, feel free to give us a call and we’ll quickly take your card number – 800-897-1844. Card information is fully encrypted and stored on dedicated PCI compliant servers.

Files can have any profile you wish embedded – sRGB, Adobe98, Prophoto. Please note is that files using a profile other than sRGB will not preview correctly in ROES. But this only the preview, your files will print as you see them in Photoshop.

300 dpi (dots per inch) is the maximum our printers can output at. For larger orders of smaller prints it’s recommended that clients reduce the size of their files to 300 dpi at size. This will help reduce uploading times and prevent corrupt orders.

As an example if you were ordering 4×6 prints the largest file size we’d need would be 1200 x 1800 pixels (4 inches @ 300dpi = 1200 pixels & 6 inches @ 300 dpi = 1800 pixels).

To reduce the size of a large amount of images at once try using the “Image Processors” in Photoshop. It can be found in File-Scripts-Image Processor. This tool will allow you to select a folder of images and quickly resize them to any dimensions you wish.

To clear all folders in the thumbnails pane, hold the ALT key (OPT on Mac) and click the X on the left-most folder to close all at once.

You may want to un-check the box for Search Enclosed Folders in the Home pane under Preferences to help prevent this in the future.