Configure Milestone Billing for an Insurance Policy
Set up an insurance policy and configure billing information with a milestone-based
billing treatment, including defining percentage splits and offset dates using billing treatment
items.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise,
and Unlimited Editions where Insurance Brokerage is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To create billing treatments and billing treatment items:
Billing Admin permission set
Create an Insurance Policy and associate coverage and surcharge.
Specify the percentage splits and offset dates using the billing treatment items. For
information on how to create billing treatment and line items, see Create Billing Treatment and Line Items.
Note You must enable Milestone Billing on the Billing Treatment.
When this option is enabled:
The billing engine interprets the associated Billing Treatment Items as milestone
definitions.
Billing schedules are generated using milestone percentages and offset rules instead of a
single bill date.
Note If Enable Milestone Billing is not selected, milestone offsets and percentage splits
defined in Billing Treatment Items are ignored.
Create an Insurance policy billing information with billing treatment that specifies
milestone splits. For example, 60, 30, and 10 split. For information on Insurance Policy
Billing Information, see Configure Insurance Policy Billing Information.
Example: Configure a 60/30/10 Milestone Split To configure a 60/30/10 milestone split, create three Billing Treatment Items, each linked to the same Billing Treatment. Each item represents one milestone and defines both the percentage to bill and when it is due.
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