##### Tariffication

The Tariffication group in the user properties window includes the following pages:

- Accounts is the list of the user’s accounts containing the interface to create, edit, and remove the accounts, as well as to make payments. Creation and editing of an account is performed in a special window (see User account).

| To change the blocking settings of an already blocked account, it is necessary to lift the existing blocking and then impose it again with new settings.

Right click one of the listed accounts to open the context menu. This menu, along with standard elements, contains the following:

- Switch Internet off switches off Internet for the selected account

- Balance correction allows one to correct balance for the selected account. One can also add a comment for this action. Balance correction operations and comments for these operations get to the User Change Log report.
- Service links is the list of the user’s service links together with the interface to create, edit, and remove them, also containing the following interface elements:
- Prepaid traffic sets the prepaid traffic (active if the item selected in the list is an IP traffic service link);
- Set RADIUS parameters sets the RADIUS attributes for the selected service link;
- Select account is the dropdown list to select one of the user’s accounts.

Creation and editing of a service link is performed in a special window (see Service link).

- Tariff links is the list of the user’s tariff links together with the interface to create, edit, and remove them, also containing the following interface elements:

- History displays the history of tariff plans previously associated with the user;
- Select account is the dropdown list to select one of the user’s accounts.

Creation and editing of a service link is performed in a special window (see Tariff link).

- Technical parameters are the arbitrary parameters associated with the user. Their values may be used in the commands for controlling the external software, which are sent by UTM5 as a response to certain events