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Self-Service Application Guide for Oracle Billing Insight > Viewing Unbilled Usage >
Use Case: Viewing Unbilled Usage
This use case lets a business or consumer user view the percentage of voice, message, and data that the account has used in the current billing period, referred to as unbilled usage. Main Path for Viewing Unbilled Usage
The main path occurs when a user clicks Usage or the since date on the Dashboard to display the Unbilled Usage page for the account. Alternate Paths for Current Unbilled Usage
An alternate path occurs when a user clicks Unbilled. Unbilled Usage Page Elements
Table 21 describes the elements of this page.
Table 21. Unbilled Usage Page Elements
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Unbilled Usage |
Prompt Module |
This module displays the following elements:
- Text and drop-down list: Account Number List
- Button: View
Action: Displays the Unbilled Usage page for the selected account. For details, see Unbilled Usage Page Elements.
- Download and printer-friendly elements
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Current (Unbilled) Usage Module |
This module displays the following elements:
- Module title text: Current (Unbilled) Usage
- Horizontal percentage bar showing days used.
- Percentage bar label, text and data: Days Number Days used
- Colored, horizontal percentage bars showing usage for each tariff (voice, messages, data):
- Red. Usage is at or above 90% of the plan allotment.
- Yellow. Usage is between 65% and 90% of the plan allotment.
- Green. Usage is less than 65% of the plan allotment.
- Percentage bar labels:
- Text and data: Days Number Days used
- Text and data: Voice (Minutes) Percentage of Number Minutes
- Text and data: Message (Messages) Percentage of Number Messages
- Text and data: Data (Kilobytes) Number Kilobytes used
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Service Plan Module |
This module displays the following elements:
- Module title data: Plan Name
- Column titles:
- Text and sorting link: Service Number
- Text and sorting link: Voice (Minutes)
- Text and sorting link: Message (Messages)
- Text and sorting link: Data (Kilobytes)
- Column content:
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