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Well, prorating an invoice to come out to whatever date you do your billing
Re: billing cycle
From: Alan Rader
Date: Saturday, January 9, 1999
Time: 2:31:45 pm
on is pretty easy, I am talking about when I don't enter the account, 9
times out of 10 I have to go back and edit the invoice or exp date. The
way I do it is when I create a new account or invoice, in the prorate
field, enter the date you want to use for when you invoices are generated.
Say today is 1/9/99 and we invoice the first of every month, so in the
prorate field I put in 2/1/99 then click prorate and it will prorated any
products in the invoice that are able to be prorated which you setup under
the products area.
At 04:50 PM 1/9/99 -0500, you wrote:
>> Man, I am always changing the exp. date cause no one else here can seem to
>> understand how the prorate options works to get users billing cycles to
>> happen on the 1st of every month. It is not a bad thing to change the exp.
>> date is it? We rebuild the indexes everynight.
>
>Shawn or someone -
>
>So, what is the proper way to get proration working properly?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Avi
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