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Billing and administration

Yanola Balance, top-ups, and auto-top-up

Fund billable activity and investigate low-balance or insufficient-balance failures.

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What this guide covers

  • Yanola Balance is the shared prepaid account amount used by applicable workflow, WhatsApp, API, and usage-based services.
  • Prerequisites: A valid billing method for the selected top-up operation.
  • Result: The completed transaction increases Balance and the previously blocked operation can pass its balance check.
  • Limit: A cost estimate is not a promise of final provider or usage cost; inspect the relevant usage records.

What this is and when to use it

Yanola Balance is the shared prepaid account amount used by applicable workflow, WhatsApp, API, and usage-based services.

When to use Yanola Balance, top-ups, and auto-top-up
Use it whenExpected outcome
A send or schedule reports insufficient balance.The completed transaction increases Balance and the previously blocked operation can pass its balance check.
You want to reduce interruption risk with auto-top-up.The completed transaction increases Balance and the previously blocked operation can pass its balance check.

Before you begin

  1. A valid billing method for the selected top-up operation.

Complete the task

  1. Open Dashboard → Billing.
  2. Review current Balance and transaction history.
  3. Choose a top-up amount and complete payment.
  4. Optionally configure auto-top-up threshold and amount when the control is available.
  5. Return to the failed setup and revalidate the estimated or required amount.

Confirm it worked

  1. The completed transaction increases Balance and the previously blocked operation can pass its balance check.

Common problems

Yanola Balance, top-ups, and auto-top-up troubleshooting
SymptomWhat to check
Balance did not changeConfirm the payment transaction completed rather than remaining pending or failing.
A project shows the same amountBalance is intentionally shared at account level.

Current limitations

A cost estimate is not a promise of final provider or usage cost; inspect the relevant usage records.

Where to go next