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Data Manager: How to set data limits

Manage your data usage with the Data Manager web feature.

Self-serve only

Please note that this is an online-only task that can easily be done using either My TELUS online or the app.

Instructions to set data limits

Data Manager Desktop

  1. Log into
    My TELUS
    . From the
    Overview
    page, select
    View usage details

    Data Manager Desktop 2

  2. Set a limit
    : Select
    Get started
    on the
    Usage
    page

  3. Overage protection
    : Customers can set overage protection for the entire account directly from the
    Usage
    page by playing with the On/Off toggles

    Data Manager Desktop 3

  4. Choose a subscriber
    : Select the subscriber for which you would like to set a limit for. Select
    Manage

  5. Overage protection (by subscriber)
    : Customers can set overage protection by subscriber by playing with the On/Off toggles

    Data Manager Desktop 4

  6. Set the limit
    : Enter the limit you want by subscriber. Select
    Save
    when you're ready to set the limit
    Best practice: Set the limits across the account that add up exactly to the total size of your data bucket.

    • Note
      : Data limits are not available for users on a Peace of Mind Connect plan.

      Data Manager Desktop 5

  7. Changing or removing a limit
    : Select
    Manage
    on the subscriber summary page. You will be able to delete or update the limit

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