Initiate the billing process to convert policy transaction data into billing schedules.
This action processes the transaction details and creates Billing Schedule Groups and Billing
Schedules, which drive invoice generation.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise,
and Unlimited Editions where Insurance Brokerage is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To send policy transactions to billing:
Context Service Runtime, Billing Operations User, FSC Insurance, Insurance Brokerage
Policy Management User Advanced, Insurance Billing Integration User, and Insurance Billing
Integration
Open an insurance policy record.
Navigate to the Insurance Policy Transactions related list on the policy.
Open the transaction record that you want to bill.
Click Send to Billing.
To verify that the schedules were created, navigate to the Insurance Policy record and
review the Billing Schedule Groups related list. Each Billing Schedule Group corresponds to a
billable component, typically at the coverage level.
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