Commission Case-Relevant Business Transactions
Use
To disburse the performance-related remunerations stated in the commission contract, the performance needs to be proven first.
This proof is generally derived using the business transactions that were processed or triggered by the service provider.
Business transactions whose data is transferred from the operational system to Incentive and Commission Management represent the majority of triggers for commission calculation in many enterprises.
Features
Each system in which the business transaction was completed provides information to Incentive and Commission Management on what triggered the business transaction, who performed which tasks and what results were gained by the business transaction.
The following business transactions can be roughly classified:
Rough classification enables differentiation between new additions, changes and the removal of objects, and these classes can be split up into many subclasses. Different transaction such as
tariff change, object change, suspension
and
reactivation
(after suspension of the object) are grouped under
change
.
Resetting Commission Cases
There is a special class for
resetting
business transactions that have already been completed. This applies for:
Changes
New additions
Removal of objects
Retroactive changes reset multiple business transactions as appropriate and also change an earlier valid object status (and possibly multiple new statuses as well).
Resetting commission cases causes the resetting of and retroactive changes to business transactions.
Incentive and Commission Management expects information for each time that data was reset or changed in the form of a commission case, depending on the object status.
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