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# Do not allow saving if Credit Limit is Exceeded
**YouTube:** [How to Prevent Saving Delivery Orders When the Credit Limit Is Exceeded?](https://youtu.be/gahQKIxcgAQ)
## How to Prevent Saving Delivery Orders When the Credit Limit Is Exceeded?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to **restrict Delivery Order generation when a customer's credit limit has been exceeded** in Logic ERP. This feature prevents users from proceeding with Delivery Order generation for customers who have exceeded their defined credit limit.
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### Access to the Configuration
* Open the **Delivery Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **General Settings** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Do not allow saving if Credit Limit is Exceeded"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Initiate a New Delivery Order
* Open the **Delivery Order Entry** window.
* Initiate a new entry.
* Select the required **Sales Order**.
* Click on **Generate Order**.
**Credit Limit Status**
* The system checks the customer's defined credit limit.
* For example, the customer's credit limit is **1,000**, but the limit has already been exceeded.
* The affected entry is displayed in **red**, indicating that the customer's credit limit has been exceeded.
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### Verify the Restriction
* Select the highlighted entry to proceed.
* The system prevents the user from selecting or processing the entry.
* An error message is displayed:
> **"Credit limit is exceeded. Selection is not allowed"**
**Result**
The Delivery Order cannot be generated for the selected Sales Order because the customer's credit limit has been exceeded.
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### Key Benefits
* **Credit Control:** Prevents transactions when the customer's credit limit is exceeded.
* **Risk Reduction:** Helps minimize further credit exposure.
* **Automated Validation:** Automatically checks the customer's credit limit.
* **Better Financial Control:** Ensures Delivery Orders are processed only within approved credit limits.
#### Final Outcome
After enabling **"Do not allow saving if Credit Limit is Exceeded"**, Logic ERP automatically restricts Delivery Order generation for customers who have exceeded their credit limit, ensuring better credit control and preventing unauthorized transactions.
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