Billing a VSOE Transaction

Important:

After a vendor-specific objective evidence (VSOE) bundle is invoiced, the allocation amount cannot change. For example, you enter a sales order with three items. Only two of the items are marked delivered for VSOE and are eligible to have their allocated value recognized. After invoicing the sales order, you mark the third item delivered for VSOE. Marking the item delivered after invoicing does not impact the VSOE allocation. None of the VSOE settings impact the VSOE allocation after the order has been invoiced. Only the delivered flag may be checked after invoicing to start the revenue recognition process.

After values are allocated and billed to the customer, the VSOE allocation will not change. The delivery status at the time of billing and subsequent updates determine when the revenue recognition schedule is created and revenue recognized.

In this example, you bill a sales order marked Is VSOE Bundle. The order includes the following:

Item

Invoice price

VSOE Price

VSOE Allocation

Delivered?

Deferral

Installation Service 202

$1500

$1000

$1000

No

Defer Until Item Delivered

Software Product 101

$1500

$2000

$2000

Yes

Defer Until Item Delivered

Software Product 103

$2500

$2500

$2500

Yes

Defer Until Item Delivered

Total

$5500

$5500

$5500

 

 

NetSuite does not create the revenue recognition schedule for the Installation Service 202 item at the time of billing because it is not delivered. When Installation Service 202 is marked Delivered, the revenue recognition schedule is created.

Related Topics

Using the VSOE Feature
Recognizing Revenue for VSOE Bundles
Allocating VSOE Revenue for a Bundle
Updating VSOE Allocations and Delivery Status on a Transaction
Using VSOE on Sales Orders and Invoices
Updating the VSOE Delivery Status on Items
Using VSOE with Discount Items
Using VSOE with Markup Items
Resolving Undetermined VSOE Allocation
Posting VSOE Revenue to the General Ledger
Using the Residual Method of Revenue Recognition
VSOE Revenue Recognition Examples

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