Limits Definitions and Basics

Definitions

Transactional Limit Type: Applies to any transaction performed by a user

Individual Limit Type: Applies to the sum of all transactions performed by a user over a configurable period of time

Aggregate Limit Type: Applies to the sum of all transactions performed by all the users belonging to a role or a group over a configurable period of time

Limits Basics

1. Individual and Aggregate Limit Policies can be defined for a rolling period of time (such as the last 30 days, last 7 days) or non-rolling period of time (such as calendar month, calendar week).
2. All types of Limit Policies can be defined to be permanent or temporary (with specific start date and end date).
3. All types of Limit Policies can optionally be defined against a resource – such as a specific bank account.
4. Limit Policies can be assigned to Roles, Groups, Users, or Client Organizations of the Enterprise.
5. Limit Policies can also be defined at the Global level, Enterprise-Defined Client Organization level, or Client-Defined Client Organization level.
6. Enterprise-Defined Client Organization level Limit Policies cannot be modified or removed by the Client of the Enterprise.
7. The Client of the Enterprise can define Limit Policies at the Client Organization level (Client-Defined Client level).