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title: "Credit Grace"
canonical: "https://kb.myframeworks.com.au/space/FRAM/28382478/Credit%20Grace"
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Enter the $ amount by which customers may exceed their credit limit before orders are stopped.


This also serves as the maximum $ that a customer can have in ages greater than their 'Credit Age' before they are considered outside their terms and are treated as though suspended. That is, how much can a customer short-pay their account, before being considered outside terms.


> 📝 *For example, for a standard credit check:*
> 📝 
> 📝 - *Customer 1's account has a credit limit of $1,000 and a Credit Grace of $50. Their balance due is $1,035. Grace dictates they don't go on Suspend as they haven't gone over $1,050 (Credit Limit + Grace).*
> 📝 
> 📝 - *Customer 2's account is 30 Days and they have a limit of $500 with a grace of $50. Their balance owing is only $25, however, it's due in 90 days. Grace applies here again. That is, the customer can have up to $50 outside the agreed terms before they don't go on Suspend.*