Mass Termination Processing

Use this page to terminate currently-displayed billing schedule lines using a specified termination date. For information on standard Subscription Billing functionality, see the Subscription Billing documentation.

Invoice Processing ID

To assign an invoice processing ID, incorporate the following steps when terminating billing schedules: 

  1. Set Invoice transaction type to Sales order. Invoice processing IDs are only available for sales orders.
  2. Change the Invoice processing ID as needed. The default values is based on the Subscription Billing Parameters settings.
  3. Run the termination process.

Fields

The following field boxes are available: 

Field Description
Credit Options
Invoice processing ID

Displays the invoice processing ID used for creating the sales invoice or credit memo (Invoice transaction type is Sales order). Maximum of 20 characters with the default format of <Prefix><SystemDate>, where the Prefix and SystemDate are based on the settings on the Invoice Processing ID Setup (FastTab) of the Subscription Billing Parameters page.

When using the Invoice Creator or Mass Termination Processing, change this value as needed before processing the records. For the Invoice Creator Batch Processing, change the value before saving the parameters.

Consolidation
Custom fields exclusion in consolidation

Select to exclude custom fields from consolidation when you consolidate the termination of sales orders by customer. If you have multiple sales orders with the same customer, but with different custom fields in the headers of the billing schedules, then you can still consolidate those sales orders by customer, by turning on Custom fields exclusion in consolidation. You can only use this setting if you have also turned on Consolidate by customer. This setting is automatically turned on if you have turned it on in your Subscription Billing Parameters.

  • Yes: Custom fields are ignored when consolidating sales orders by customer.
  • No: Sales orders with different custom fields in their headers, but with the same customer, will not be consolidated into a single invoice.

When you consolidate multiple sales orders with different custom fields in their headers into a single invoice, the custom field values in the header of the invoice are applied from the billing schedule header with the lowest number sequence. For example, if you consolidate USMF-008 and USMF-006, then the custom fields from the header of USMF-006 are used in the custom fields header of the consolidated invoice.