PackageSubscriptions/Chains - Revision history

CMichaels at 23:40, 6 December 2017

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Rlusher: /* Detailed Discount Setting Information */

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‎Detailed Discount Setting Information

Rlusher: /* Detailed Discount Setting Information */

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‎Detailed Discount Setting Information

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‎Detailed Discount Setting Information

Rlusher: /* Use */

2014-06-03T06:24:37Z

‎Use

Medge at 01:26, 9 January 2014

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Medge at 01:26, 9 January 2014

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Medge at 01:15, 9 January 2014

2014-01-09T01:15:25Z

Medge at 01:14, 9 January 2014

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Medge at 01:14, 9 January 2014

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 *Package Discounts
-** The “Package Access Discount” (see Figure 1 ) permits you to apply a discount to the “Access Fees” only, on either a percentage basis or a dollar value.   Note that if the Access fee is set to 0, this setting will have no effect.  When the invoice becomes due in relation to the package, the actual fee itself will simply be reduced, there not be a separate cardline with a  credit amount indicating a reduction.
+** The “Package Access Discount” (see Figure 1 ) permits you to apply a discount to the “Access Fees” only, on either a percentage basis or a dollar value.   Note that if the Access fee is set to 0, this setting will have no effect.  When the invoice becomes due in relation to the package, the actual fee itself will simply be reduced, there not be a separate cardline with a  credit amount indicating a reduction. Note that if your fees are set at service plan level rather than package plan, then it would be better to set your discounts within the Service Discount sections.
 ** If you would like it to be made known to the customer that you are specifically adding a credit or debit in relation this package, you may specify a credit or surcharge amount that will apply per period (Figure 2).  The effect of this is that on the invoice generated from the package, a cardline for the access fee will be created according to the plan settings. In addition there will be another separate cardline added for the credit or surcharge amount.  If you populate the “Surcharge Description” field, whatever you state here will be written next to the cardline added.  For example, you might wrote “Bonus Offer – Credit”, or a message of that nature, indicating to the customer you are issuing them a discount.

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 * Service Discounts
-There will be times when you need to apply discounts to services within a package.  You may globally discount services, or set discounts for  specific services within a package.
+There will be times when you need to apply discounts to services within a package.  You may globally discount all service subscriptions within a package, or set discounts for  specific services subscriptions within a package.
 ** You may apply a global service discount to either access fees or usage (See figure 3).  This will be displayed as a separate cardline in the invoice generated. Note that if specific discounts have applied to specific services (as described later), the global setting will  be ignored for the particular service in question. If Service Plans have access fees set to 0, no discount will apply.

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 ** If you would like it to be made known to the customer that you are specifically adding a credit or debit in relation this package, you may specify a credit or surcharge amount that will apply per period (Figure 2).  The effect of this is that on the invoice generated from the package, a cardline for the access fee will be created according to the plan settings. In addition there will be another separate cardline added for the credit or surcharge amount.  If you populate the “Surcharge Description” field, whatever you state here will be written next to the cardline added.  For example, you might wrote “Bonus Offer – Credit”, or a message of that nature, indicating to the customer you are issuing them a discount.
 *** Note that the amount will be credited or debited even if the package access fee is set to 0.  Customers sometimes use this option when they cannot apply a Package Access Discount because the overall package fee is 0, but they need to set a discount for the package regardless for a particular dollar value.
-** Note that if the period is pro rata (for example, from the 15th of November to the 30th of November), the credit or surcharge will not be prorate.  Meaning you populate this field with a figure of $5, it will not credit $2.50 for this period.
+*** Note that if the period is pro rata (for example, from the 15th of November to the 30th of November), the credit or surcharge will not be prorate.  Meaning you populate this field with a figure of $5, it will not credit $2.50 for this period.
 * Service Discounts

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		+	== Detailed Discount Setting Information ==
		+
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		+	*Package Discounts
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		+	** The “Package Access Discount” (see Figure 1 ) permits you to apply a discount to the “Access Fees” only, on either a percentage basis or a dollar value. Note that if the Access fee is set to 0, this setting will have no effect. When the invoice becomes due in relation to the package, the actual fee itself will simply be reduced, there not be a separate cardline with a credit amount indicating a reduction.
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		+	** If you would like it to be made known to the customer that you are specifically adding a credit or debit in relation this package, you may specify a credit or surcharge amount that will apply per period (Figure 2). The effect of this is that on the invoice generated from the package, a cardline for the access fee will be created according to the plan settings. In addition there will be another separate cardline added for the credit or surcharge amount. If you populate the “Surcharge Description” field, whatever you state here will be written next to the cardline added. For example, you might wrote “Bonus Offer – Credit”, or a message of that nature, indicating to the customer you are issuing them a discount.
		+	*** Note that the amount will be credited or debited even if the package access fee is set to 0. Customers sometimes use this option when they cannot apply a Package Access Discount because the overall package fee is 0, but they need to set a discount for the package regardless for a particular dollar value.
		+	** Note that if the period is pro rata (for example, from the 15th of November to the 30th of November), the credit or surcharge will not be prorate. Meaning you populate this field with a figure of $5, it will not credit $2.50 for this period.
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		+	* Service Discounts
		+
		+	There will be times when you need to apply discounts to services within a package. You may globally discount services, or set discounts for specific services within a package.
		+
		+	** You may apply a global service discount to either access fees or usage (See figure 3). This will be displayed as a separate cardline in the invoice generated. Note that if specific discounts have applied to specific services (as described later), the global setting will be ignored for the particular service in question. If Service Plans have access fees set to 0, no discount will apply.
		+	** If you wish to apply discounts to specific services within a package, this is also possible (See figure 4). Keep in mind as previously mentioned this will override global service access discounts set. If Service Access fees are set to 0, a discount will not apply.
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		+	Figure 1:
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		+	[[File:Figure_1.png]]
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		+	Figure 2:
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		+	[[File:Figure_2.png]]
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		+	Figure 3:
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		+	[[File:Figure_3.png]]
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		+	figure 4:
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