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View Contract Details

Overview

Once a contract has been created, you can view the contract details from the Contracts tab.

View Contract Details

Getting Here: Click Accounts > Search for and select an account > Plans > Contracts tab

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  1. On the Contracts tab, the contracts for the account display with the following information:
  • Client Contract ID
  • Contract No
  • Type
  • Plan Count
  • Created by/Date
  • End Action
  • Effective Date
  • Status:
    • In effect: The contract is in currently in effect. 
    • Terminated: This contract was removed for a reason other than a request from the account holder.
    • Cancelled: This contract was removed per account holder request.
    • Discarded: This contract was discarded because a new contract with the same plan was created and the Automatically discard open contracts on this account for the same service plan? parameter is checked.

Note: Refer to Cancel a Contract for more information about Status > Cancelled.

  1. Click the Contract ID to view more details for the contract. 
  • Contracts with rollovers display the following:
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            1. Current Plan Name and Target Plan Name
            
    2. Current Rate Schedule Name and Target Rate Schedule Name
            
    3. Custom Rates (if applicable)
  • All other contracts display the Current Plan Name, Current Rate Schedule Name and Client Defined Identifiers.
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  1. If you want to display additional data regarding the status of contracts, you can enable the client parameter Enable Contract Billing Installment under Configuration > Billing > Contracts Settings:

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Once this parameter is enabled, additional information displays on the Contract Details screen:

  • Invoiced Billing Cycle: The number of billing cycles a contract-associated plan has been invoiced.
  • Invoiced Contract Period: The age of the contract compared to how long the full contract is.
     
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