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Component: IS-CC
Component Name: SAP Convergent Charging
Description: Convergent Charging In a simulation result, the percentage of various sources of income in a price plan. Example In the simulation tool, if you have defined more than one modeled or real customer in the simulation parameters or more than one chargeable item in the chargeable item package, you can graphically view and analyze the relative contribution of each of these sources of income in the net income figure.
Key Concepts: Contribution is a term used in the IS-CC SAP Convergent Charging component to refer to the amount of money that a customer pays for a service or product. It is calculated based on the cost of the service or product, as well as any applicable taxes and fees. The contribution is then used to cover the costs of providing the service or product. How to use it: In order to calculate the contribution for a service or product, you must first determine the cost of the service or product. This can be done by looking at the price list for the service or product, or by using a pricing calculator. Once you have determined the cost, you must then add any applicable taxes and fees. Finally, you can calculate the contribution by subtracting these taxes and fees from the cost of the service or product. Tips & Tricks: When calculating contributions, it is important to make sure that all applicable taxes and fees are included in your calculations. This will ensure that you are accurately calculating the contribution for each service or product. Additionally, it is important to keep track of any changes in taxes and fees over time, as this can affect your contributions. Related Information: For more information on contributions and how they are calculated in IS-CC SAP Convergent Charging, please refer to SAP's official documentation on the topic. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide detailed information on how to calculate contributions in IS-CC SAP Convergent Charging.