Total Contract Value Report in SuiteBilling

Ron Danenberg1 min

🚨 Do you need to learn how to use the Total Contract Value (TCV) Report in NetSuite 🚨

This tutorial will guide you through the Total Contract Value (TCV) report, a crucial tool for tracking the lifetime value of subscriptions.

Step-by-Step Guide 📋

  1. Access the TCV Report
    • Navigate to:
      • Reports > Subscriptions > Total Contract Value.📈
  2. Understanding the TCV Report Columns
    • Each line in the TCV report will display:📊
      • Customer associated with the contract
      • Billing Account for the customer
      • Subscription details, including start and end dates and status
      • TCV (Total Contract Value) — the total value of each contract.
  3. Important Note on Charges
    • Usage and Overage Charges are not included in the TCV report because they vary by period.⚠️
  4. Customizing the Report
    • You can modify the date filtering at the bottom of the report.🛠️
    • Explore different customization settings to adjust the report view as needed.
  5. Overview of Subscription Value
    • The TCV report provides a clear, consolidated view of the lifetime value of each subscription.💡

Congratulations! 🎊 You’ve successfully manually renewed a subscription in NetSuite! 🌟🎉

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