We are new to Fivetran and have been using it for 3 months. We just discovered last week that we have used up all of our pre-paid credits for year during this period. Oddly we noticed a big spike after our first two week 'free period'. This was a big concern. We started monitoring it, and it didn't happen for a while, so we cracked it up as an anomaly and moved on to other work. As it turns out, we seem to have had a 'rogue' process in our Data Warehouse (which we inherited from others who had moved on long ago) where a snapshot of our CRM was being re-created in our Data Warehouse at seemingly random intervals. Now, we didn't know about this process, and have since killed off those tables from Fivetran replication to Snowflake. However, we are now left high and dry. We have not purposely abused our usage, but I am now in a situation where 9 spike days have consumed the remaining nine months of my credits. This hurts badly. Now I feel like a Sucker for going with Fivetran, after we spent the money on a PoC etc. etc. I would much rather be forgiven for these 9 days of random spikes and to pay (use) the credits for the 'free' 14 days for each new connector. However, I am now stuck, since I had no mechanism to put Volume Caps on my tables for ingestion. I am not sure if we can afford to remain a Fivetran customer, but I would very much like a Kill switch for any volumes over a given amount, or for a Volume Cap for any table that is over a percentage above trend. If I were the CIA, I wouldn't care about this, but I am just a humble Enterprise Data Manager trying to move my own data without throwing Red Budget Flags all over the place, and moving data shouldn't cause so much pain and suffering. Thank you.