Select the Rate Card Entry Resolution Entries 2 lookup table to fetch the rate card
entries related to the rate card fetched by using the Get Rate Card element. Then, map the
variables to the relevant context tags.
The ID of the usage resource related to the rate card entry.
Product
FilterProduct
The ID of the sellable product.
Product Selling Model
FilterProductSellingModel__std
The method used to sell a product.
Rate Unit Of Measure
FilterRateUoM
The unit of measure of the rate defined for the usage resource.
Status
Predefined Constant
Specify whether the rate card entry is draft, active, or inactive.
Output Rule Variables
Parameter Name
Mapped Context Tag
Context Tag’s Description
Default Unit Of Measure
DefaultUnitOfMeasure
The default unit of measure applicable to the usage resource.
Rate Card Entry ID
RateCardEntryId
The ID of the rate card entry.
Rate
Rate
The rate defined for the rate card.
Rate Card Type
RCType
The type of rate card, such as attribute or tier.
Rate Unit Of Measure Name
RateUnitOfMeasureName
The unit of measure applicable for the rate defined in the rate card.
Usage Product
UsageProduct
The ID of the usage product that the rates are defined for.
Input Variables
Parameter Name
Mapped Context Tag
Context Tag’s Description
Rate Card ID
RateCardId
The ID of the rate card.
Output Variables
Parameter Name
Mapped Context Tag
Context Tag’s Description
Rate Card Entry ID
RateCardEntryId
The ID of the rate card entry.
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