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# Credit Allocation

All credits from your [**Subscription**](/settings/platform-settings/organization-settings/subscription.md) can be allocated per workspace. This functionality is optional and can be applied to some workspaces while not applied to others.

Navigate to the [**Organization Setting**](/settings/platform-settings/organization-settings.md) and select the **Credit Allocation** from the navigation bar on the left side to start allocating your organization credits to workspaces.

Click the **Edit** button next to your workspace to open the Workspace Credit Allocation modal and allocate credits. 

#### Workspace Credit Allocation Modal

The modal displays the workspace name and the number of credits already used, and enables you to:

1. **Set Credit Limit:**
   * Enter the desired **Credit Limit** for the workspace.
   * This limit restricts how many credits can be used for new test runs by all members within that workspace.
2. **User Notifications:**
   * Expand the **User Notifications** section to enable credit alerts.
   * Enter a percentage threshold that triggers a notification when remaining credits drop below it.
   * Use the toggle switches next to each user to select who should receive notifications, multiple users can be chosen.
   * Notifications are sent via email when a user action causes workspace credits to fall below the specified threshold.

<figure><img src="/files/760VIG5AoRFyoirV142l" alt=""><figcaption><p>Figure 1. Workspace Credit Allocation Interface</p></figcaption></figure>


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