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Siebel Communications Guide Addendum > Customer Order Management > Setting Up Service Charges for ProductsService charges are onetime charges that the customer incurs when the customer suspends, resumes, moves, or cancels service. Products that represent service charges can originate in the billing and revenue application. Product managers can add a service charge product to the catalog, and then associate this service charge product with another product and an order type. When a user creates an order or quote for that other product and that order type, the service charge product is automatically included in the order or quote. Product managers can add service charge products to price lists in the same way that they add other products to price lists. They can also use pricing policies to determine the price of a service charge product based on the data in an order or quote. For example, if customers are charged a service fee for suspending DSL service, the product manager can add a DSL-Suspend Service Charge product to the catalog, and then associate this new product with the DSL product and a Suspend order type. The product manager can then add this new product to the price lists. When a user suspends the customer's DSL asset and consequently creates a Suspend order for the DSL product, the DSL-Suspend Service Charge product is automatically included as a line item in the order. The Related Service field of this line item has the DSL product to indicate that the DSL - Suspend Service Charge product is related to the DSL product. Before you complete the procedure in this topic, you must add the service charge product to the catalog. For information about adding products to the catalog, see Siebel Order Management Guide. To set up service charge products for products
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