Implementation guide
Steps to do after OTR enablement
After enabling the Order to Revenue feature, you must check and, if necessary, perform the following tasks on your Billing tenant:
- Ensure your user role has the Manage OTR Settings permission enabled. For more information, see Billing Roles.
- Configure field mapping for custom fields. For more information, see Manage revenue fields mapping.
- Configure the mapping from your Billing tenant, entity, or organization to your revenue organization. One-to-one mapping, multi-entity to one mapping, and multi-org to one mapping are supported. For more information, see Manage Revenue organization mapping.
- Configure the following settings in Finance > Manage Currency Conversion. For more information, see Manage currency conversion and Currency Conversion Fields Added to the Export.
- Home currency
- Reporting currency
- Exchange rate for foreign currency conversion
If you use custom exchange rates, you must upload them to Zuora. Otherwise, billing transactions cannot be generated.
- Configure the interface settings for how you want to generate booking and billing transactions for discounts and pending subscriptions. For more information, see Configure interface settings.
- Configure the revenue recognition policy, so that when setting up a product rate plan charge, you can configure necessary revenue recognition fields. For more information, see Configure revenue recognition policy.
- Perform data backfill to update data in the Billing tenant with required revenue-related fields, including the following field types. For more information, see Perform data backfill.
- Accounting codes
- Exclusion fields and allocation flags
- Product attributes
- Custom fields
- Perform data migration to generate booking, billing, and revenue recognition events transactions for historical data in your Billing tenant. For more information, see Perform data migration.
- Use the following Data Query templates to validate the accuracy of the booking transactions and billing transactions generated in the preceding step:
- Booking Transaction Validation
- Billing Transaction Validation for Rate Plan Charge
- Billing Transaction Validation for OLI
- Billing Transaction Validation for Standalone Billing Document
OTR enablement and segment-split changes
When you renew a subscription to generate a new term, the segment-split by term behavior changes because of OTR enablement. Let’s understand how the segment-split by term behavior changes before and after you enable OTR.
Before you enable OTR, when a subscription is renewed to generate a new term, the charge will be extended to the same Segment for existing billing customers. The TCV is calculated for the two terms at $200 in this case.
After you enable OTR, when a subscription is renewed to generate a new term, the charge will be split to a different segment. As there will be two sales order lines from a revenue recognition perspective, the CCV will be calculated for each charge segment. In this scenario, it is split into two charge segments:
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Charge segment 1 $100, and
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Charge segment 2 $100
The behavior impacts the following:
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The recurring charges
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The usage charges
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Auto renew, renew to evergreen, renew order action