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Monthly budget notifications now available

billing budget
2026-03-01
By Thalassa Cloud
We’ve added monthly budget notifications so you can keep an eye on spending without checking the Console every day. You configure a monthly limit for your organisation and one or more email addresses to notify. Then you choose percentage thresholds—for example 50%, 80%, and 100% of that limit. When usage reaches each threshold, we send an email to the addresses you provided. Each email shows the current month’s usage, your reference limit, and the threshold that triggered the alert, so you can see at a glance how close you are to your budget.
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