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Latest revision as of 19:14, 15 December 2020
Home FAQ page SmartBilling 5.0
Adding Non-subscription Products & Charges
Companies sell products or services to customers. In the subscription economy, services are attached to subscriptions, but products and charges can also be invoiced to the customer without being a part of a subscription. See the example below.
In order to add a product to a customer, the product needs to be created in the Catalog previously. Same happens for adding Charges. Those need to be created as part of the Catalog, and then added at Customer>Add Charge level. See below for illustration purposes.
