Use PD Cloudflare R2’s configurable options to describe the storage a customer orders. The choices are Storage Quota, Max Buckets and Data Location; they do not grant the host connection additional Cloudflare permissions.

Generate and review the options

1. Open PD Cloudflare R2 → Products and locate the intended product.
2. Use Generate options for that product.
3. Open System Settings → Products/Services → Configurable Options to inspect values and set prices.
4. Confirm the group is assigned on the product’s Configurable Options tab.
5. Review the actual order form, its defaults and the total before accepting orders.

The product tab assigns groups; the central Configurable Options screen edits their values and prices. Treat regeneration as a configuration change: record current values and prices first, then recheck them after generating. Do not assume existing pricing is preserved.

Keep defaults and choices consistent

Review Module Settings alongside the option group. A customer selection can override a default. Keep an unwanted option off the order form deliberately and check what the saved configuration sends; visibility alone is not a reason to assume an old selected value has disappeared.

Max Buckets includes the primary bucket, rather than granting that many additional buckets. A quota value describes the plan allowance; do not treat it as a native provider storage cap or promise that reaching it always blocks uploads. Review the service’s actual access mode separately.

Verify the first service

Compare the accepted selection with Clients & Storage, the actual bucket location and the client’s storage information. A new default does not migrate existing objects. Use the placement guide before changing locations and the usage guide before interpreting a quota reading as current provider consumption.

See the PD Cloudflare R2 WHMCS guide for related tasks, or explore the module.