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Component: IS-U-BF-PS
Component Name: Portioning and scheduling
Description: Period before or after meter reading by the utility company in which a second meter reading result is derived. This means that a further reading by the utility company is not necessary.
Key Concepts: Entry interval is a feature in the IS-U-BF-PS Portioning and Scheduling component of SAP. It is used to define the time period for which a customer's energy consumption is measured. This time period is usually set to one month, but can be adjusted to any length of time. The entry interval is used to calculate the customer's energy consumption and bill accordingly. How to use it: To use the entry interval feature, first select the IS-U-BF-PS Portioning and Scheduling component in SAP. Then, select the entry interval option and enter the desired time period for which you want to measure the customer's energy consumption. Once you have entered the desired time period, click “Save” to save your changes. Tips & Tricks: When setting up an entry interval, it is important to consider the customer's energy usage patterns. If the customer has a high energy usage during certain times of the year, it may be beneficial to set a longer entry interval so that their energy consumption can be accurately measured. Related Information: The entry interval feature is closely related to other features in the IS-U-BF-PS Portioning and Scheduling component such as billing cycles and rate plans. It is important to understand how these features interact with each other in order to accurately measure and bill customers for their energy consumption.