Yodel is currently in early release and only available within Indiana.
Whether you are new to Yodel or just looking to improve your experience through best practices, here you'll find the information to manage your account and get the most out of Yodel.
You can use the links below to drill into our "Account Management" articles. You can also review our Getting Started section. Or if you want to learn about sending messages or receiving messages we have help sections devoted to those.
View or edit key aspects of your account. You can confirm your account status and view your user code. You can change your name, password, contact information, or link out to modify your primary address. You can also archive or delete your account.
Change your password, reset a forgotten password, or recover your account. If you are unable to access your account, this page will help you regain access.
Yodel highly recommends following best practices for secure passwords. Get advice on creating complex passwords and consider using a password manager to improve security and ensure that all your passwords are strong and easy to use.
Make sure that Yodel displays things the way you like. Set your preferred date/time formats, units of measure, and screen brightness mode. You can also control how received messages are handled and provide an alternate mailing address.
Yodel sends you notifications about your account, received or sent messages, your groups, and other aspects of our services. Through your account notification preferences, you can control what notifications you get and how you receive them.
You may decide that you want to minimize notifications and communication from Yodel. No problem! We provide a quick link to unsubscribe from all, which will turn off all non-essential messaging from Yodel.
Sending messages to local audiences through Yodel requires you to enter payment information as either an individual sender or as a sending group.
You have options to archive or delete your account if unsubscribing from notifications is not enough. Archiving allows your account data to remain if you think you may want to reactivate, while deleting your account will completely remove your data.