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471Our scenario is probably not that uncommon. As a Microsoft Partner, we have a number of M365 customers, and we'd like to use BC Subscription Billing to do this. We've set up the items, contracts, subscription lines, etc and have a billing proposal that looks great. It shows each period with the correct start and end date for the individual monthly subscription lines for customers.
The problem is when we go to create the document, it puts all of the visible totals form the billing proposal into an invoice -with no respect for the "Billing To" date.
Now, this is just with a single contract test. We have many of them and what I'm trying to accomplish is to at any point, create and bill invoices based on the contract monthly periods. Say, on 5/31/25, I'd want to create the invoices for all subscription contracts that ended in May and send them out.
Is this a billing template issue? Maybe I've set up the lines wrong?
Here is a screen shot of the billing proposal:
The Customer Contract Lines:
The problem is when we go to create the document, it puts all of the visible totals form the billing proposal into an invoice -with no respect for the "Billing To" date.
Now, this is just with a single contract test. We have many of them and what I'm trying to accomplish is to at any point, create and bill invoices based on the contract monthly periods. Say, on 5/31/25, I'd want to create the invoices for all subscription contracts that ended in May and send them out.
Is this a billing template issue? Maybe I've set up the lines wrong?
Here is a screen shot of the billing proposal:
The Customer Contract Lines:
Thank you for your help.
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