Set Up a Revenue Recognition Rule for Daily Proration
Create a revenue recognition rule that proportionately distributes the amount paid
for a product or service on a monthly recurring basis over the course of the billing term. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce Billing Editions
We’re using invoice-based revenue recognition for this revenue recognition rule.
Create your revenue recognition rule.
From the revenue recognition rule object, click
New.
Give your revenue recognition rule a name. We recommend something
simple and descriptive, such as Ratable Monthly
Proration.
Select Active.
On your rule, create a revenue recognition treatment.
Click New Revenue Recognition Treatment.
Give your revenue recognition rule a name. We recommend something
simple and descriptive, such as Ratable Monthly Proration
Treatment.
Set the revenue schedule creation action to Invoice Posting.
Set the revenue schedule amount to Transaction Amount.
Set your revenue legal entity, revenue gl rule, and revenue finance
book based on your business needs.
Create your revenue distribution method.
From the revenue distribution method object, click
New.
Set the monthly recognition proration to Number of Days.
Set the type to Invoice.
Set the distribution method to Monthly.
Select Active.
Set the revenue schedule term start date to Invoice Line Start
Date.
Set the revenue schedule term end date to Invoice Line End Date.
Return to the revenue recognition treatment you made in step 2 and set its
revenue distribution method to the record you created in Step 3.
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