Limits
Maintain the credit limits that apply to a buyer and currency under the merchant’s policy.
When you carry buyer credit, bring limits, outstanding exposure and available capacity into the same process as orders and settlements. Check capacity before a new grant, then record the credit movements that follow.
Credit grant is a separate step
A static “credit limit” value is not enough once several orders, invoices and settlements overlap. The credit capability keeps the limit and current exposure distinct so a process can evaluate genuinely available capacity.
Typed references and stable business sources let the same buyer credit state participate in commerce, invoicing and collection flows without each system inventing its own exposure calculation.
Maintain the credit limits that apply to a buyer and currency under the merchant’s policy.
Evaluate whether a requested amount fits inside the currently available capacity.
Record grants, consumption, release or settlement as the underlying commercial obligation changes.
Ormuz coordinates these boundaries rather than erasing them.
A Decision can express amount thresholds, segmentation, account state and other explicit rules that govern whether the process may grant credit or requires a review.
An Agent can contribute contextual analysis when the evidence is genuinely ambiguous, but the process should still make the resulting authority and approval path explicit.
Mondu and Two are available marketplace extensions for provider-backed B2B payment terms. They can be alternatives in a checkout without becoming the same object as merchant-owned credit.
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Choose the measures that matter to your operation and compare them before and during your pilot.
Measure how often explicit policy can decide and how often a human review is still required.
Observe requested amounts against available merchant-owned credit capacity.
Track whether grants, consumption, release and settlement follow the intended business lifecycle.