Credit limit
Permanent credit limit
This is the customer's credit limit. Once this limit is reached, PortaBilling suspends the services for the customer. This prevents the customer from going into overdraft.
Typically, you define the customer's credit limit when you create the customer. Here you can change it or set a limit if you didn't do it before.
Temporary increase
You can temporarily increase your customer's credit limit, e.g., to grant access to the service based on payment confirmation details even if the payment did not yet arrive. The maximum amount by which you can increase the credit limit and the maximum possible duration of this increase depend on the
limits defined for you as an administrator. The default limits are defined on the Configuration server web interface via the Max_Temp_Credit_Limit and Max_Valid_Until options.
Temporary credit limit increase
Specify the credit limit increase either as a fixed amount or as a percentage of the current limit.
Valid until
Specify the date and time for when an increased credit limit value will automatically revert to a permanent state. Click
Calendar
to set the date.
To delete the temporary increase in the credit limit, click Remove temporary increase.
Warning thresholds
Warning thresholds
You can define a credit limit warning threshold for the customer. Specify the warning threshold either as a fixed amount or as a percentage of the credit limit amount. When the customer's balance reaches the threshold, the customer receives a notification.
Credit limit history
Here you can see information about changes made to the customer's credit limit (e.g., increases, decreases, temporary increases, etc.):
This section displays all changes made to the customer's credit limit (for example, increases, decreases, and temporary limit adjustments). For each change, you can see:
- The timestamp of the change
- The credit limit value after the change
- The action type (e.g., Credit limit increase)
- The validity period for a temporary credit limit increase
- If the value is “Unlimited,” it means the permanent credit limit was modified.
- The login of the administrator who made the change
