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What is 'basic charge' in SAP IS-U - SAP for Utilities?


basic charge - Overview

  • Component: IS-U

  • Component Name: SAP for Utilities

  • Description: SAP Utilities The monthly demand billing for industrial customers, whose demand is more than 315 kVA. The demand can be: A peak demand of the billing month Based on high-voltage equipment, such as transformers A fixed value The basic charge is applied in the Chinese electricity market.


basic charge - Details


  • Key Concepts: Basic charge is a component of the SAP IS-U for Utilities module. It is a fixed amount that is charged to customers for services such as electricity, water, and gas. This charge is usually based on the customer's usage and can be adjusted periodically.
    How to use it: The basic charge can be set up in the SAP IS-U system by entering the customer's usage information and the desired rate. The system will then calculate the basic charge for each customer based on their usage. The basic charge can also be adjusted periodically to reflect changes in usage or rates.
    Tips & Tricks: When setting up the basic charge, it is important to ensure that the rate is accurate and up-to-date. This will help ensure that customers are not overcharged or undercharged for their services. Additionally, it is important to review the basic charge periodically to ensure that it is still accurate and up-to-date.
    Related Information: The SAP IS-U for Utilities module also includes other components such as taxes, fees, and discounts which can be used in conjunction with the basic charge. Additionally, there are other modules within SAP IS-U such as billing and invoicing which can be used to manage customer accounts and payments.

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