ONT Recurring Billing Plan
Description:
Profile report showing the Sales order recurring billing plan for header and line details including status, frequency, billing period, billing amounts and dates.
Parameters
Ledger, Operating Unit, Order Number
Used tables
hr_operating_units, gl_ledgers, oe_order_headers_all, oe_order_lines_all, oe_billing_plan_headers_all, oe_billing_plan_lines_all
Categories
Related reports
Dependencies
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Example Report
ONT Recurring Billing Plan 28-Jul-2020 181125.xlsx
Report SQL
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Blitz Report™ import options
ONT_Recurring_Billing_Plan.xml
Case Study & Technical Analysis: ONT Recurring Billing Plan Report
Executive Summary
The ONT Recurring Billing Plan report provides a detailed profile of recurring billing schedules associated with sales orders in Oracle Order Management. This report is essential for businesses with subscription, service, or other recurring revenue models. It offers a clear and concise view of billing frequencies, periods, amounts, and dates for specific orders, enabling finance and order administration teams to accurately manage and forecast this critical revenue stream.
Business Challenge
Managing recurring billing manually or with inadequate tools is fraught with risk and inefficiency. As businesses increasingly adopt subscription-based models, they face significant challenges in tracking and managing these complex billing arrangements within Oracle EBS. Key pain points include:
- Revenue Leakage: Without a clear way to audit billing plan setups, incorrect configurations can lead to under-billing customers, causing significant revenue leakage over the life of a contract.
- Poor Forecasting Capability: Accurately forecasting future revenue from recurring streams is impossible without a consolidated report that details all active billing plans and their schedules.
- Customer Disputes: Ambiguity or errors in billing schedules can lead to customer confusion and invoice disputes, which negatively impact customer satisfaction and increase administrative overhead.
- Lack of Visibility: The standard Oracle forms are not designed for easily viewing a holistic billing schedule for an entire order, making it difficult to perform quick reviews or answer customer inquiries.
The Solution
This report provides a clear, detailed, and easily accessible view of an order’s entire recurring billing plan, directly addressing the challenges of managing recurring revenue.
- Accurate Billing Verification: It allows administrators to review and verify the complete billing plan—including frequency, billing period, and amounts—before an order is finalized, ensuring it perfectly matches the customer’s contract.
- Improved Financial Forecasting: By providing a detailed schedule of future billing events for any given order, the report serves as a key input for creating more accurate and reliable revenue forecasts.
- Enhanced Customer Service: When customers have questions about their billing, service agents can use this report to quickly pull up the exact schedule and provide clear, confident answers, improving the customer experience.
- Streamlined Auditing: The report simplifies the process of auditing recurring revenue streams, allowing finance teams to easily confirm that all active contracts are set up to be billed correctly.
Technical Architecture (High Level)
The report is built upon a direct join between the sales order and the dedicated billing plan tables in Oracle Order Management.
- Primary Tables Involved:
oe_order_headers_all(to identify the sales order)oe_order_lines_all(to link the billing plan to a specific order line)oe_billing_plan_headers_all(contains the header-level details of the billing plan)oe_billing_plan_lines_all(contains the detailed schedule of billing events, including dates and amounts)
- Logical Relationships: The report works by taking a given sales order number and joining from the order header or lines to the
oe_billing_plan_headers_alltable. It then retrieves and displays all the detailed schedule lines from theoe_billing_plan_lines_alltable associated with that plan.
Parameters & Filtering
The report is designed as a detailed drill-down tool with focused parameters:
- Ledger / Operating Unit: Standard parameters to provide the correct organizational context.
- Order Number: The primary parameter used to select the specific sales order for which you want to view the recurring billing plan.
Performance & Optimization
As a targeted lookup report, it is highly performant.
- Indexed Lookups: The query is driven by the
Order Number, which is a primary key. This ensures that the data retrieval from all related tables is extremely fast and efficient, using the standard indexes provided by Oracle. - Focused Data Set: By design, the report retrieves data for a single order at a time, ensuring the volume of data processed is small and the report runs almost instantaneously.
FAQ
1. Does this report show which billing installments have already been invoiced? This report primarily focuses on displaying the configured billing plan. While it may have status indicators, a separate Accounts Receivable report would typically be used to confirm which specific installments have been successfully invoiced and collected.
2. What is the difference between a header-level and a line-level billing plan? A header-level billing plan applies a single billing schedule to the entire sales order. A line-level plan, which is more common, applies a billing schedule to a specific order line. This allows a single order to have multiple items with different recurring billing schedules (e.g., one subscription billed monthly, another billed quarterly).
3. Can this report be used for non-recurring billing plans, such as milestone-based billing?
Yes, the underlying oe_billing_plan tables can store various types of billing plans, including milestone-based plans where billing events are tied to project milestones rather than a recurring date. This report would display the configured milestones and their corresponding billing amounts.
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