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Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement


This use case lets the user generate a report showing which service agreements have the highest total charges, independent of usage type, by service number.

Table 52 lists and describes the use case functions.

Table 52. Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement
Function
Description

Name

Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement

Feature Area

Analytics

Description

The user views a report showing which service agreements have the highest total charges, independent of usage type, by service number.

Primary User

Administrator, manager, and subscriber; CSR administrator and user.

Trigger

The user clicks a service number hyperlink on the Highest Spending Services report.

Prompts

None

Page Tabs

Report (Active)

Active Hyperlinks (Breadcrumbs)

  • Analytics. Displays the list of Standard reports.
  • Top X Reports. Displays the list of Top X reports.
  • Highest Spending Services. Displays the Highest Spending Services report.

Report Content

Page Title: Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement

Paging Elements (If needed):

  • Page X of Total
  • Paging arrow buttons

Header:

  • Report Details
  • Number of items

Columns:

  • Service Number
  • Name
  • Account Number
  • Date
  • Time
  • Usage Type
  • Volume
  • Total Charges (Sorted highest to lowest)

Total Row:

  • Total (literal)
  • Total charges

Business Rules

The current hierarchical position and current bill period range (single period) selected on the Highest Spending Services Report apply on this drill-down report.

Standard Features

  • Printer-friendly view
  • Download CSV or XML

Configuration Points

  • Report Threshold Value for Batch Mode. Determines the number of result set lines above which a report must process in batch mode instead of as an online download. You can set values for each type of download file:
    • CSV. The maximum number of output lines.
    • XML. A percentage of the CSV threshold value (Default is 20%).

      For example, if the CSV report threshold is set to 3,000 result set lines, then an XML threshold value set at 20% must process in batch mode when there are 600 or more result set lines in the CSV file.

  • All report detail table columns are sortable (except for service number, name, and account columns) and display in descending order (highest to lowest); you can change the default sort order to ascending.

Note

This report uses paging elements if the number of results exceeds the threshold set for the page view.

Main Path for Using Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement

The following path describes the Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement use case:

  1. The user clicks the Service Number hyperlink on the Highest Spending Services report.
  2. Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays the Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement report for the selected service number.

Alternate Paths for Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement

Alternate paths can occur in this use case.

The User Selects the Download Action (CSV or XML)

Oracle Self-Service E-Billing downloads a report in the selected format.

The User Selects the Printer-Friendly Action

Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays the print page.

Exceptions for Highest Spending Services by Service Agreement

An exception can occur in this use case.

The User Encounters an Error

Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes the error message use case.

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