To understand when to use subsidies and when to use variable discount when creating quotes in The Layer, read our article Understanding discount types in The Layer.
Quotations Using Variable Pricing structure
The columns in quotations are customisable. In our example we have the following:
Original: Displays original price of the tariff, this is taken from the price book sell price. If the Sell price has been amended to higher value, therefore a negative discount applied, this column will not display any value.
Item recurring discount
if the variable sell price has been amended to lower value this will be displayed in this column and recalculated to a discount.
if the variable sell price has been amended to higher value this column will not display any value.
Monthly each: Monthly charge for one service.
Recurring equivalent line: Shows the monthly value multiplied by the quantity of the services.
The summary for the deal is also customisable and in our example we chose to include the following:
Recurring discount monthly: Monthly service discount
Net recurring: Monthly recurring cost to customer
Service discount: Service discount for the whole term
Quotation builder view of the above quote:
Quotation Using Subsidy structure
Please note, subsidy should be split across all services within the deal and should never be higher then the original recurring sell price.
The columns in quotations are customisable, in our example we have the following:
Monthly each: Monthly charge per one service. This is taken from price book sell price.
Recurring discount item: Displays subsidy applied per each connection
Recurring equivalent line: Shows monthly value multiplied by the quantity of the services
The summary for the deal is also customisable, and in our example we chose to include the following:
Subsidy monthly: Monthly subsidy applied
Net recurring: Monthly recurring cost to customer
Service discount: Subsidy applied over the whole term
Quotation builder view of the above quote:
