Overview
You can have finance contracts for machines where the finance company provides the machine, the customer uses the machine and the finance company pays copy costs up to an agreed value each month. The customer then pays the overs in any month where the customers usage in the month exceeds the agreed maximum monthly usage to be charged to the finance company. Invoicing for the month is split between the finance company and the customer:
- The customer gets a "overs" invoice for the over usage, only if the customer exceeds the agreed maximum usage for the month
- The finance company always gets an invoice for any usage charged less than or up to the maximum usage for the month.
Worked example
Each month a set volume of usage is charged to a Finance Company for a range of machines. At the end of each quarter we charge for any usage over the agreed volume not to the Finance Company but to the End User (customer).
The "Machine Charge Group" feature would be used to implemented this.
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Customer A has three machines being numbers 1,2 and 3.
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Carried Forward Variance is reset at the start of a new cycle. |
Procedure for setup
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Count Cycles
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The count cycle is used to group together all Finance MPS machines. |
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On the Card>Settings>Customer Settings>Customer Reports> turn the box on to ensure the invoice details are presented by machines for customer who linked to more than 1 machines
This will result in One Meter Charge Invoice for each machine within that charge group.
If the checkbox is OFF, you may get one Meter charge invoice with a list of more than once machines based upon the settings on the machine address and machine invoice address. See link to Managing the way machines split between customer invoicesMachine Addresses and Machine Invoice Address
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You must have a card setup for both customer and for each finance company before you try to create a machine charge group. |
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