Restrictions

Updated on 2024-06-21 GMT+08:00

Scenarios and Restrictions

Table 1 describes the restrictions on using Enterprise Center for an enterprise master as a resale, referral, or direct customer in the unified accounting model, and Table 2 describes the restrictions in independent accounting model.

**Table 1** Scenarios and restrictions (unified accounting)
Scenario	Resale Customer	Referral Customer	Direct Customer
Creating member accounts	Members must be direct sales customers.	Members must be direct sales customers.	Members must be direct sales customers.
Inviting member accounts	Invited members must be direct sales customers.	Invited members must be direct sales customers.	Invited members must be direct sales customers.
Inheriting commercial discounts	Members inherit commercial discounts from their enterprise masters.	Members inherit commercial discounts from their enterprise masters, excluding partner discounts.	Members inherit commercial discounts from their enterprise masters.
Disassociating from members	The relationship between an enterprise master and their partner will not be affected. Members must not be associated with any partner.	The relationship between an enterprise master and their partner will not be affected. Members must not be associated with any partner.	Partner associations not involved.
Paying bills	Enterprise masters pay bills for their members.	Enterprise masters pay bills for their members.	Enterprise masters pay bills for their members.
Generating bills	Member expenditures are included in bills of their enterprise masters.	Member expenditures are included in bills of their enterprise masters.	Member expenditures are included in bills of their enterprise masters.
Invoicing	Enterprise masters are invoiced for expenditures of their members. Enterprise masters need to request invoicing.	Enterprise masters are invoiced for expenditures of their members. Enterprise masters need to request invoicing.	Enterprise masters are invoiced for expenditures of their members. Enterprise masters need to request invoicing.

**Table 2** Scenarios and restrictions (independent accounting)
Scenario	Resale Customer	Referral Customer	Direct Sales Customer
Creating member accounts	Creating member accounts not allowed.	Members will be associated with their masters' partners by referral model.	Members must be direct sales customers.
Inviting member accounts	Inviting members not allowed.	Invited members must be referral or direct sales customers.	Master accounts can invite referral or direct customers.
Inheriting commercial discounts	N/A	Members inherit commercial discounts from their enterprise masters, excluding partner discounts.	Members inherit commercial discounts from their enterprise masters.
Disassociating from members	N/A	Relationships with partners will not be affected.	N/A
Generating bills	N/A	Enterprise masters and their members are billed independently.	Master accounts and member accounts are billed independently.
Invoicing	N/A	Invoices are issued for enterprise masters and their members respectively. Enterprise masters can also request invoicing for their members.	Invoices are issued for master and member accounts respectively. Master accounts can also request invoices for member accounts.
Granting credits	N/A	Enterprise masters can grant their members credits. If a member already has credits granted, granting credits will not be supported.	Enterprise masters can grant their members credits. If a member already has credits granted, granting credits will not be supported.
Paying bills	N/A	Master accounts pay bills for member accounts who have been granted with credits.	Master accounts pay bills for member accounts who have been granted with credits.

System Restrictions.

There is a limitation on how many organizations and enterprise project one can use for enterprise management. Table 1 lists the maximum allowed.

NOTE:

If the following quotas cannot meet your requirements, please contact your account manager.

**Table 3** Quotas
Item	Quota	Description
Member account	10	Maximum number of enterprise member accounts that can be associated with an enterprise master account by default.
Organization level	5	The maximum organizational levels supported. For example, you can use a master account to create organization 1, organization 2, organization 3, organization 4, and organization 5.
Organization	100	Maximum number of organizations that can be created.
Enterprise project group level	1	Maximum number of project group levels that can be created, for example, Account\Project Group 1.
Enterprise project group	100	Maximum number of enterprise project groups that can be created.
Enterprise project	100	Maximum number of enterprise projects that can be created.
User groups in an enterprise project	10	Maximum number of user groups that can be associated with an enterprise project.
User group	10	Maximum number of user groups that can be created.
User	50	Maximum number of users that can be created.