On 1 invoice, Aria will bill the customer for:
retroactive start date if you want to test different invoicing scenarios or you have customers who signed up offline and you are now adding that account online. In addition, you can create an account with an alternate bill day if you have a customer who wants to be billed on a particular day of the month (different from the account creation date) for financial reasons. You may also want to prorate the charges to bill the customer for only the days on which the assigned plan was active.
You can create an account with aDepending on your business needs (examples: cost savings or bookkeeping requirements) or your customer's billing preferences, you may choose to:
On 1 invoice, Aria will bill the customer for:
After that, the customer will be billed on the 15th of every month for charges covering a period from the 15th to the 14th (because the customer wants to be billed on the 15th).
Aria will:
After that, the customer will be billed on the 15th of every month for charges covering a period from the 15th to the 14th (because the customer wants to be billed on the 15th).
To implement the 2 scenarios described above, configure your client setting and pass values into the create_acct_complete_m API as shown in the sample call below.
In the Aria application, to have multiple invoices combined into 1 invoice and bill the customer once when you use a retroactive start date:
You can use the <acct_no> returned by the API to search for the customer in the Aria application and confirm that the account was created correctly as described in the use case above.
In the Aria application, to have a customer billed multiple times using separate invoices when you use a retroactive start date:
You can use the <acct_no> returned by the API to search for the customer in the Aria application and confirm that the account was created correctly as described in the use case above.
Note: On 1 December 2018, Aria will bill the customer separately for: