About refill record classes

The refilling process creates transactions called refill records. With refill record classes, you can retrieve and configure the information included in the refill records. Through the mapping of a billable item class, SAP Convergent Charging then sends this information to a billing system such as an SAP ERP system or any other external system.

Note: A refill record class is similar to a charged item class used by a charge plan.

In the graphical user interface of SAP Convergent Charging, a table represents a refill record class. Each row in the table represents a property whose type can be a string, a number, a date, or a boolean. The table allows you to configure how the system generates these values.

You can create and use refill record classes for:

If you use an external system

If you want to send refill record classes to an external billing system or any other external system, you must create the refill record classes from scratch, and then set them up.

Setting up your refill record classes

Because you know the contents of the transactions resulting from the refilling processes, you can define and set up the data of your refill record classes accordingly for retrieving information from the transactions. Your system billing or another system receives and uses this information.

If you use an SAP ERP system

SAP Convergent Charging is integrated with SAP ERP for managing high-volume data. SAP Convergent Charging can:

Setting up your refill record classes

You must map refill record classes onto billable item classes that SAP Convergent Charging generates automatically. To do that, you create a refill record class from the mapping of a billable item class. Refer to About billable item mapping for more information when using an SAP ERP system.

Note: For more information, consult the Configuration Guide (Refer to Configuration for SAP ERP systems): Help resources.