Loading
Example: Preview Projected Billing Charges

Example: Preview Projected Billing Charges

Explore an example that shows how a billing team reviews subscription charges after an amendment and a cancellation.

Required Editions

Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with the Revenue Cloud Billing license. Contact your Salesforce account executive for more information.

Acme Software Innovations provides these products to Growth Digital Marketing Pro.

  • Analytics Platform, annual subscription, billed yearly at $12,000
  • User Licenses, monthly subscription, billed monthly at $200
  • Support Package, monthly subscription, billed monthly at $50

On April 1, 2026, Growth Digital Marketing Pro amends the order to add licenses, which increases the monthly user licenses charge from $200 to $300. On May 1, 2026, they cancel the support package.

The Acme billing team wants to review projected charges through September 1, 2026, and share the upcoming amounts with the account team before invoices are created. They create a billing forecast scheduler, set the target date to September 1, 2026, and run the forecast.

After the Forecast Batch Run completes, they open the Billing Forecast Console.

  • Total forecasted billings shows the net projected amount for supported one-time and subscription charges through the target date.
  • Recurring billing contribution shows the subscription amounts from Analytics Platform and User Licenses.
  • Cancellation impact shows the reduction from the canceled Support Package.

The billing team uses the Billing Forecast Details section to review the forecasted invoice lines by billing period, charge type, and category. Amendment lines show the April license increase, and cancellation lines show the canceled Support Package. They share the projected charges with the account team so the customer knows what to expect.

 
Carregando
Salesforce Help | Article