The Get Account Billing Summary agent action generates a comprehensive financial health
overview for a specific account. This action identifies active disputes and collection plans
while providing insights into payment history, expiring payment methods, and aging metrics to
help prioritize collection efforts.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of Revenue Cloud Advanced and Revenue Cloud Billing with the Agentforce Employee Agent
add-on. It requires Einstein GPT, the Agentforce Service Agent add-on, the Flex
Credits Metering add-on, and the Usage Management add-on.
Account Context – The account that the user is asking about.
Output
Average Invoice Age - The average difference between the current date and the posting
date for all non-zero balance invoices.
Next Payment Date - The upcoming payment date for open invoices.
Payment Method Alerts - Displays alerts to highlight payment methods nearing expiration
and requiring attention.
Late Payment History - Provides trend indicators to reflect recent payment performance.
Open Disputes - The number of accounts and total monetary value currently under
dispute.
Open Collection Plans - The number of active plans and the total amount pending for
collections.
Open Opportunities - The total number and potential value of open deals in the sales
pipeline.
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