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Manage Your Billing Processes with Salesforce Billing
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          Advance and Arrears Billing

          Advance and Arrears Billing

          When configuring your products for billing, consider when you want to invoice the customer for the product and the specific date range and time period for that invoice. The product’s Billing Type field lets you define when Salesforce Billing bills a product or service relative to when you provide it to the customer. Advance billing invoices a product or service before you provide it, while arrears billing invoices a product or service after you provide it. Salesforce Billing evaluates billing type when calculating an order product’s next billing date. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)

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          Available in: All Salesforce Billing Editions
          Advance Billing
          If the order product is billed in advance, Salesforce CPQ evaluates the order’s billing day of month to choose the nearest date on or before the order product’s start date. For example, if a monthly order product’s start date is January 1, and the order’s billing day of month is 15, the next billing date is December 15.
          Arrears Billing
          If the order product is billed in arrears, Salesforce CPQ evaluates the order’s billing day of month to choose the nearest date after the order product’s start date. For example, if a monthly order product’s start date is January 1 and the order’s billing day of month is 15, the order product’s next billing date is January 15.
           
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