> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cloudeka.id/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cloudeka.id/cloudeka_portal_service/voucher/voucher-credit.md). # Voucher Credit This menu is used to view the Credit Voucher used by the project and claim the voucher if you have a Credit Voucher code. The credit voucher that has been claimed displays the following data:

Column	Description
1. Voucher Name	The name of the project voucher used.
2. Voucher Code	A unique code that is used to identify the credit voucher.
3. Voucher Data	There are several: - Project Name the name of the project using the voucher credit. - Type there are two types of credit vouchers, including one-time vouchers and recurring credit vouchers. - Status there are two statuses on the voucher, namely Available and Unavailable. - Amount is the voucher price that must be paid by the user. - Disbursement Dateis the date on which funds or payments from the voucher will be given or distributed to the recipient of the voucher.
4. Validity Period	The date on which funds or payments from the voucher will be given or distributed to the recipient of the voucher.

If you have a Credit Voucher code, you can claim a Credit Voucher by following these steps: * Click the **Organization** menu then select **Voucher Credit**.

* Enter the **Voucher code** that you gave, then click **Claim**.

* The Select **Project pop-up** appears, **select the project** that will use the voucher then click **Save**.

* The notification **Voucher has been successfully claimed!** that the voucher can be used by the **Tech Writer** project.

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