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| Account | Credit limit | Open balance | Available credit | Utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $240K | $218K | $22K | 90.8% | |
| $195K | $89K | $106K | 45.6% | |
| $140K | $149K | -$9K | 106.4% | |
| $325K | $179K | $146K | 55.1% | |
| $93K | $76K | $17K | 81.7% | |
| $279K | $161K | $118K | 57.7% | |
| $170K | $159K | $11K | 93.5% | |
| $217K | $106K | $111K | 48.8% |
Available credit is negative, so this account is over its limit.
Available credit -$9K / Utilization 106.4%
Current balance and available credit, pulled in automatically. Open balance $149K / Available credit -$9K
Over limit / Utilization 106.4%
Decision pending / Order held
Utilization and the recommendation update as soon as balances change.
Available credit < 0
Hold order; 85%+ usedAn order that would push available credit below zero stops before it ships.
Accounts close to their limit reach sales at 9:00 AM every day.
Release a held order and ship it
Orders that are fine to send are released together and ship right away.
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Explore App builderWhen a customer's balance goes over their limit, hold the order before it ships and show why it was held.
Found 2 ARP modules. A few questions first.
How should available credit be calculated?
Credit limit − open balance − orders waiting to ship
When is an account near its limit?
At 85% of the limit or more
How should we follow up on accounts over their limit?
Send the rep the open balance and expected payment date
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