Salesforce Billing recommends automating the revenue schedule and creation process.
However, you can override revenue schedule and transaction fields if you use a revenue recognition
model that Salesforce Billing doesn’t support. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce Billing Editions
Revenue Schedules
Overridable Field
Default Value
Override Guidelines
Revenue Start Date
This field calculates its value based off your revenue distribution method’s Revenue
Schedule Term Start Date field, which can be any of the following values.
Order Product Start Date
Invoice Line Start Date
Credit Note Start Date
Debit Note Start Date
Manual
If you want to override your revenue start date, we recommend leaving your
distribution method’s revenue schedule term start date to Manual. That way, Salesforce
Billing creates your revenue schedule without a revenue start date. You can then set the
revenue start date on your own.
Revenue End Date
This field calculates its value based off your revenue distribution method’s Revenue
Schedule Term End Date field, which can be any of the following values.
Order Product End Date
Invoice Line End Date
Credit Note End Date
Debit Note End Date
Manual
If you want to override your revenue end date, we recommend leaving your distribution
method’s revenue schedule term end date to Manual. That way, Salesforce Billing creates your
revenue schedule without a revenue end date. You can then set the revenue end date on your
own.
Note
If the revenue distribution method is configured to manual transaction generation,
overriding revenue start and end dates or not overriding them makes no difference. The dates
aren’t populated to the revenue schedule.
If the revenue distribution method is configured to automatic transaction generation,
transactions are generated according to the override start and end dates provided by the
customer.
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