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Summary

Services are chargeable elements in the system (for instance an access service, device, license, etc.). Services represent the individual line items that when bundled together as a package become the offering that is sold and (added to accounts).

In this example we will create a new service and show how it can Data Service which can then be added to the package created in Package and Package Frequency Configuration Example a package (see the /wiki/spaces/V10/pages/723746984 for an example of how to configure services on packages).

For additional details on the fields presented on the Services screen see the Services screen help article.

Prerequisites

• Service Type Configuration Example needs types need to be completed setup before services can be setup.created

Sample Configuration

Adding a New Service

1. Log into your Logisense the LogiSense Billing application

2. Click on the “Setup” Setup menu then on the “Product Catalog” sub menu
   

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   Click on the “Service” button then the “+” button to add , on Product Catalog and then Service

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3. The Service screen will load. Click on the button to a new service

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4. Fill out the 3 three required fields (required fields will display a red left border) then click the “Save” button
   

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5. You’re new service will now show in the “Services” list
   

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Result

View the Package and Package Frequency Configuration Example to see how to add the new service to a package

Next Steps

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Related Guides

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1. ). In this example we are setting up a Test Data Service of Service Type ‘Data’ (a recurring charge type) which will be in a Billable service status by default

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2. Click the Save button to create the service

Result

The recurring service can now be added to packages (a product that is sold to accounts).

Setup / Product Catalog / Package / Packages

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Next Steps

• Once services have been created package statuses will need to be setup prior to configuring packages. See the Package Status Configuration Example article for a sample configuration