Delta Charges Quantity Enhancement in NetSuite 2024.1
Delta Charges now reflect the quantity difference in NetSuite 2024.1, improving billing accuracy for changes in service periods.
Starting in NetSuite 2024.1, an enhancement has been introduced to the delta charges mechanism associated with changes to invoiced service periods. Previously, when a delta charge was created as a result of changes to invoiced service periods, the charge always indicated the total new quantity for the service period. This was not always ideal for scenarios where only a portion of the invoiced quantity changed.
What's New
With the update in 2024.1, the quantity associated with a delta charge will now represent the difference between the invoiced quantity and the updated quantity for the service period. This change allows for a more accurate reflection of the amount a customer owes when service period quantities change.
Key Benefits:
- Improved Accuracy: The new delta charge quantity helps prevent overcharging due to inaccurate total quantities.
- Simplifies Billing Adjustments: Users can easily identify how much the charge varies from the initial invoice, aiding in financial transparency.
- Better Customer Communication: Customers receive clearer invoices that detail exactly how their charges have changed and why.
For a deeper understanding of the delta charge behaviors, administrators and developers can refer to the help topic titled 'Setting Optional Preferences.' This guidance delineates how to set the global invoicing preference for delta charges, which is essential for configuring this new behavior correctly.
Who This Affects
The following roles may be impacted by this enhancement:
- Administrators: Who configure invoicing preferences and manage billing processes.
- Finance Teams: That oversee billing accuracy and customer accounts.
- Developers: Who may need to update integrations or reports related to billing.
Key Takeaways
- Delta charge quantity now reflects the difference, not just the new total.
- Enhances billing accuracy for service period adjustments.
- Better aligns customer expectations with accurate invoices.
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