<p>Before the upgrade, a vendor's admin panel could get blocked even when the vendor didn't reach maximum debt. That happened when 3 conditions came together: it was time to pay for the plan; the vendor's balance couldn't cover it; the vendor didn't pay in time. <b>But now a vendor doesn't get blocked before going below the minimum allowed balance</b>.</p><p>That's why we ask you to:</p><ol><li>Decide how you'd like your marketplace to work. Configure the Vendor Plans add-on accordingly. There are 2 scenarios:<ul><li>A vendor's balance can go negative to a certain point. Once it does, the vendor has some time to pay the debts before repercussions happen. <b>This is how your marketplace works now</b>. If you like it this way, then just take a look at the Vendor Plans add-on and its configuration.</li><li>No vendor debt is allowed. Whenever a vendor's balance can't cover the plan's fee without going negative, the vendor will have to pay the debt within the specified time. <b>For this scenario, the minimum allowed balance must be 0</b>. If that's what you want, just click the corresponding button below, and we'll configure everything for you. You don't have to decide right now — you'll always be able to adjust it later.</li></ul></li><li>Some vendors might have been blocked by the old <b>[vendor_debt_payout_old_addon_name]</b>, but wouldn't be blocked with the current configuration of <b>[vendor_debt_payout_addon]</b>. Click the button below to see if you have any such vendors. If you do, you can give them the "Suspended" status to restrict their access to the admin panel. But it's best to decide on one of the scenarios above, configure the Vendor Plans add-on, and let the problem solve itself automatically.</li></ol><p><a href="[unblocked_vendors_href]" target="_blank" class="btn btn-large btn-primary">See if any vendors got unblocked</a> <a href="[drop_lowers_allowed_balance_of_vendor_plans_href]" class="btn btn-large" style="margin-left: 35px;">Don't allow any negative balance</a></p>