In my introduction post I described the flexible possibilities of integration between BRIM (CI more in particular) and Utilities. We now have finally arrived at the fourth case which would be the most interesting one for many:
How can I turn things...
In my introduction post I described the flexible possibilities of integration between BRIM (CI more in particular) and Utilities. Over the next few weeks, I will show some demo use cases I created for customers to highlight the flexibility of BRM.
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In my introduction post I described the flexible possibilities of integration between BRIM (CI more in particular) and Utilities. Over the next few weeks, I will show some demo use cases I created for customers to highlight the flexibility of BRIM.
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In my introduction post I described the flexible possibilities of integration between BRIM (CI more in particular) and Utilities. Over the next few weeks, I will show some demo use cases I created for customers to highlight the flexibility of BRM.
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Traditionally, non-commodity billing and invoicing required complex and manual processes, which are time-consuming and prone to errors. Being in the Utilities world for many years, I have seen many different approaches for invoicing non-commodity. So...
Hello @davic, keep in mind that the adjustment reversal is only blocked when doing the ISU to CI flow. In that case I would like to know what is your business scenario to implement this, because that means that you implement an extra layer on your I...
Hi Joao,
I found your comment very interesting.
For pure rating of the commodity component, I would agree with you that this could be interesting. But that would mean that you would also skip multiple functionalities that are out of the box in Uti...
Thanks Rahul!
Great that you appreciate it! The ISU to CI invoice functionality I did not see yet at a real company, only in demo systems. As all suppliers I know use the adjustment reversal process, this would be a considerable change of way of ...
