Billing and Revenue RecognitionEstablish independent, coordinated processes for managing billing and revenue recognition |
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Billing and Revenue RecognitionEstablish independent, coordinated processes for managing billing and revenue recognition |
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A state of the art revenue and billing system can mean the difference between being able to bring innovative products and services to market and being an also ran. When companies offer new services, solutions, and purchasing options to their customers, they need the financial infrastructure to back it up. To be fully operational, today’s sophisticated business models typically require billing to be well integrated with customer management, contract information, and revenue recognition processes.
SOFTRAX integrates billing with all the information from your active
customer contracts at the front end and revenue
recognition accounting processes
at the back end. In SOFTRAX,
billing and revenue are separate, coordinated processes that can be
controlled by independent business rules derived from your customer
agreements. This provides enormous flexibility for how you package
and sell your offerings. SOFTRAX even sends renewal
quotes for customers to review well ahead of the actual invoice,
to reduce billing inquiries and decrease days billing outstanding.
As a result, SOFTRAX delivers efficiencies that other systems can’t
provide. The impact is greater productivity, optimized
revenue, and better customer service.
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SOFTRAX® Solution highlights |
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Easily automate maintenance, milestone and recurring billing
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Revenue Accounting and Revenue Management
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Customize Billing to Your Customers’ Needs
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Support Sophisticated Pricing Models
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Gain total control over deferred revenue transactions
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Completely automate maintenance renewals
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Powerful built in revenue recognition functionality
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“With SOFTRAX, everything – billings, deferrals, renewals – can be set up by one person all at once. That has saved us time, effort, errors, and missed revenue.”
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