Credit Limits & Price Tiers
Fine-tune how you do business with each party.
Credit limit
Set a credit limit on a customer to cap how much they’re allowed to owe you at any time. It’s a useful guardrail for managing risk with parties who buy on credit.
Opening balance
When you start using Clorvia, a customer may already owe you money (or you may owe a supplier). Record this as their opening balance so your books are accurate from day one and the party’s running balance is correct.
Set opening balances when you first add your parties — it saves reconciliation headaches later.
Price tier
Tag a party with a price tier (for example Retail or Wholesale) to decide which of an item’s price levels they’re billed at by default. This pairs with the prices you set on items — see Pricing.
For example:
- A Retail customer is billed at the item’s sale price.
- A Wholesale customer is billed at the item’s wholesale price.
You can always override the rate on an individual invoice line.
→ Next: create your first Invoice.