Did you know spending limits help your clients control how much users can spend over a time frame?
Spending limits allows your clients to limit how much users can spend per order over different time intervals – daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually.
For example, John Doe has a spending limit of $10,000 per quarter.
What happens when end users exceed a spending limit?
When a user exceeds a spending limit, an approving manager is notified and production is held until the order has been approved by a manager.
Benefits to your clients
- Limit how much a user can spend per day, week, month, quarter, or year.
- Request approval on orders that exceed spending limits
- Gain tighter control on the marketing budget
- Leverage spending limits as another tool to control what happens in the storefront
Your clients simply pick the user they want to place a spending limit on, enter the limit dollar amount and assign an approving manager who will notified if the user reaches the spending limit.
Your clients can choose to enforce spending limits daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually. Spending limits reset automatically so your clients don’t have to worry about updating them when the time interval expires.
Allow your clients to gain control how much users can spend over a time interval and require approval on those orders that excess those spending limits.
Side note. Propago also offers your clients order limits and product limits controls to regulate how much users can output. Your clients can enforce order limits (quantity of orders per time interval) on users and product limits (product quantity per time interval) on specific products to better control spending, budgeting and inventory.
