The billing treatment field of an order product determines how it is billed. If the
billing treatment is missing on the order product, an attempt is made to resolve the issue and
assign an active billing treatment during the resolution.
The billing policy for a product determines the billing treatment if it isn't explicitly
defined for an order product. The billing admin defines billing treatments and a default
billing treatment for a billing policy. The billing treatment is then assigned to the order
product at runtime based on these scenarios.
Billing Treatment Selection
Scenario
Behavior
Default
An active default billing treatment is available for the billing
policy.
Assigns the default billing treatment of the billing policy to the order
product.
Manual
An active default billing treatment is available for the billing
policy.
Assigns the default billing treatment of the billing policy to the order
product.
Legal Entity
A legal entity is specified for the order product.
The order product’s legal entity is compared with the billing treatments in the
billing policy. If a match exists, that billing treatment is assigned. Otherwise,
the default billing treatment from the billing policy is used.
No legal entity is specified for the order product.
The default legal entity of the Salesforce org is compared with the billing
treatments in the billing policy. If a match exists, that billing treatment is
assigned. Otherwise, the default billing treatment from the billing policy is used.
Considerations
A default billing treatment is required when creating a billing policy. If a product
doesn't have an associated billing policy, the default billing treatment defined for your Salesforce org is
assigned. If no default billing treatment is defined for your Salesforce org, the billing
calculation fails.
Only active billing policies and treatments are considered. If none exists, the billing
calculation fails.
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