Component-Based Rate Examples
In this section, we provide examples of how to set up some charges that occur in many organizations. While your rates may not possess these exact charges, this section should help solidify your understanding of how to set up your company's rates.
- A Simple Electric Rate
- Adding Measured Quantities Together
- CCF To Therm Conversion
- How To Adjust Measured Consumption By A Minimum Contract Quantity
- Elevation Charges
- Gas Pressure Factor Adjustments
- Pricing Interval Consumption Using Interval Prices
- Pricing Non Interval Consumption Using Weighted Average Prices
- Employee Discounts
- Customer Specific Prices
- Hours-Based Electric Rate
- Step Boundaries Based On The Number Of Days Of Usage And The Region In Which The Customer Resides
- Calculated Minimum Charges
- Stepped Taxes
Parent topic: Component-Based Rates