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If we have a subscription that that has a 6 months initial term and is on auto-renew but has an annual threshold smoothing window? Upon renewal will it still calculate the usage threshold based off of that initial term?
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if we have a subscription that that has a 6 months initial term and is on auto-renew but has an annual threshold smoothing window? Upon renewal will it still calculate the usage threshold based off of that initial term?
Solutions:
Yes, The rolling window would still use the initial term start date as a start date in such case.
And below is an example.
1) Create an overage charge as below:
2) Create 2 subscriptions to subscribe above charge with effective date of 01/01/2016
Subscription A-S00000397
Subscription A-S00000399
3) Upload usage data as below:
4) Create Bill Run to the account and below are the invoices generated
for Subscription A-S00000397
for Subscription A-S00000399
As you could see, the usage of July for Subscription A-S00000399 was also calculated as overage which means the renew on 07/01/2016 wasn't reset the rolling window.
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if we have a subscription that that has a 6 months initial term and is on auto-renew but has an annual threshold smoothing window? Upon renewal will it still calculate the usage threshold based off of that initial term?
Solutions:
Yes, The rolling window would still use the initial term start date as a start date in such case.
And below is an example.
1) Create an overage charge as below:
2) Create 2 subscriptions to subscribe above charge with effective date of 01/01/2016
Subscription A-S00000397
Subscription A-S00000399
3) Upload usage data as below:
4) Create Bill Run to the account and below are the invoices generated
for Subscription A-S00000397
for Subscription A-S00000399
As you could see, the usage of July for Subscription A-S00000399 was also calculated as overage which means the renew on 07/01/2016 wasn't reset the rolling window.
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