Navigation: Settings > Billing > Charges and Discounts
Overview
Use custom charges and discounts to set up pre-defined fee structures to add or discount a customer's monthly bill. You typically create unique charges with the cloud vendor, but it is not required.
Once created, you select a charge type from the Custom Charges and Discount table and apply as follows:
As a default support charge to the customer (tenant),
A charge to a single account or group of accounts
In the above context, account also means subscription (Microsoft, Google, IBM Cloud) or project (GCP).
When an option is assigned, the fee or credit is automatically added as a line item(s) in the cloud vendor customer billing reports and on the platform-generated invoices.
Charges
Set Custom charges to be calculated based on your cost or customer price.
Create configured fees using the following single or combination of calculation options:
Fixed percent: a percentage calculated using total sum times the entered percentage.
Fixed amount: A flat fee for the entered amount
Tiered charges: (also referred to as volume pricing)A fee structure strategy that involves lowering the price per unit as the quantity increases.
Example of tiered charges
This example shows how you might create a custom service fee for support plans based on spending thresholds.
Monthly charge
% of monthly billing
$100 minimum
-
$0 - $10K
10%
$10K - $80K
7%
$80K - $250K
5%
>$250K
3%
The following screen is an example of a tiered pricing structure. The highlighted sections illustrate the settings that drive the pricing logic.
Plan Type Options: Fixed amount, Fixed percent, Tiered
Apply Rate to options: Customer Cost or Seller Cost
Currency options: Available options are displayed in drop-down list
Type options: Fixed or Percent
Discounts
Here are the ways you can apply adjustable discounts:
Fixed percent discount: Offer a discount as a fixed percentage. For example, a 10% discount.
Fixed amount discount: Offer a discount as a fixed amount. For example, a $100 discount.
Tiered discount: Offer a discount for X amount of spend within each tier. The discount increases for larger amounts of spend.
Example of tiered discounts
This example shows how you might set up tiered discounts.