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Expand Up @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ On Enterprise plans, you can [bring your own model](/ai/bring-your-own-model) to

### Allow overages

Your organization shares credits across projects. By default, Mintlify disables overages. You can configure different overage limits for each project. If you disable overages for a project, the assistant becomes unavailable if you spend your organization's shared credit balance. The assistant remains unavailable until your credit balance resets.
Your organization shares credits across projects. By default, Mintlify disables overages. You can turn overages on or off for each project. Overages don't have a spending limit, so use [usage alerts](#set-usage-alerts) to track spending. If you disable overages for a project, the assistant becomes unavailable if you spend your organization's shared credit balance. The assistant remains unavailable until your credit balance resets.

To allow overages, enable them in the **Spending controls** section of the [Usage](https://app.mintlify.com/settings/organization/usage) page of your dashboard. If you enable overages, each credit spent beyond the shared balance incurs an overage charge.

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