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- Rollup
Any days that constitute a full rental U of M are billed on this rate line. Any remainder is rolled up to the next price rate line, where a new quantity is created, and the billing is dealt with per that remainder option. - Round Up
If the quantity yields at least one full rental U of M, those days are billed as a full U of M at this rate. Any remainder is rounded up to and billed as another full rental U of M at this rate. If the quantity does not yield a full rental U of M, all the billable days roll up to be dealt with on the next price rate line. - Fraction
The rental period is billed as a fraction of the price on this rate line. The fraction is the quantity: the number of days in the rental period over the number of days in this rental U of M. - None
None means to do nothing. This option is meant for use on the top or daily price rate lines, when all other remainder options are invalid (you cannot bill for a fraction of a Day, round up to a Day, or roll up to a line with a shorter price rate duration). On the top line, the billable days are billed as individual days. On the lower price rate lines, None behaves the same way as Fraction, billing the rental period as a fraction of the rate.
See Remainder options and rolldown quantities - sample scenarios for sample scenarios that illustrate how each remainder option functions.
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After the system has used remainder options to determine which price rate line(s) to use, the rolldown quantity goes into effect. Starting at the uppermost price rate line in use, the rolldown quantity defines the point at which to roll the billing of a rental down a line. For example, if you want to change the billing of a daily rental to the weekly rate when the rental period exceeds 5 days, enter 5 as the rolldown quantity on the daily price rate line. The 5 days will be billed at the rate of a full Week. This feature is useful if your pricing is set up in such a way that the cost of a Week is less than the cost of 7 days billed as individual Days, and you want to adjust the rate of such a rental accordingly. The section below outlines sample scenarios that describe how remainder options and rolldown quantities function together.
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The following scenarios use a price template that contains price rate lines for a Day, a Week defined as 7 days, and a Month defined as 30 days. Keep in mind that when using remainder options to decide which rate(s) to use, the system always looks at the bottom price rate line first.
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