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What to do when you reach a plan limit

Five things are capped by plan: locations, products, invoices, user accounts and employees. This is what each cap does when you meet it.

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A plan caps five counts, and nothing else.

CapWhat it counts
Store locationsWarehouses you can hold stock in
ProductsRows in your product list
InvoicesSales recorded on the account
User accountsLogins, meaning people who can sign in
EmployeesStaff records in HR, including sale agents

On the top plan every one of them is unlimited. On the others the exact numbers are on the pricing page and on the Change plan screen.

Nothing is deleted and nothing stops working. The next record is simply refused, with a message naming the cap.

  • Adding a record says that your current plan allows up to a number of that thing, and to upgrade your plan to add more.
  • A spreadsheet import says how many products your plan allows and how many you already have, and asks you to upgrade and import again. It refuses the whole file rather than importing part of it.
  • On the mobile app the wording adds that the upgrade is done on the web app.

The invoice cap counts sales, so it is the one that stops a shop trading. If you are close to it, change plan before the busy week rather than during it.

  • Open Billing and Subscription, then Change plan, and pick a plan with a higher cap. Upgrades are done by you.
  • Or free up room first. Retiring products you no longer sell and removing logins for people who have left both count.

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