Invoice Overdue and Service Suspension

Last updated: January 29, 2026 • 4 min read

Understanding what happens when invoices become overdue, service suspension policies, and how to restore service.

Introduction

If an invoice becomes overdue, your service may be suspended. This guide explains what happens when invoices are overdue and how to restore service.

Important: Pay overdue invoices promptly to avoid service suspension. Service suspension may result in event tracking being paused.

Overdue Invoice Process

When an invoice becomes overdue:

  • Invoice Status Changes: Invoice status changes to "Overdue"
  • Grace Period: There may be a grace period before service suspension
  • Service Suspension: If payment isn't received, service may be suspended
  • Downgrade: Service may be downgraded to free plan

Service Suspension

If service is suspended:

  • Event tracking may be paused
  • Server Deck status changes to "Paused"
  • Events will be blocked until service is restored
  • Service downgrades to free plan (if applicable)

Restoring Service

To restore service:

  • Pay the overdue invoice
  • Invoice status updates to "Paid"
  • Service is automatically restored
  • Server Deck status returns to "Active"
  • Event tracking resumes

Preventing Suspension

To avoid service suspension:

  • Pay invoices before the due date
  • Set up payment reminders
  • Keep payment methods up to date
  • Monitor billing dashboard regularly

Summary

Overdue invoices can lead to service suspension. Pay invoices promptly to avoid interruption. Service is automatically restored upon payment.

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