Bills
Every bill, as CSV, XLSX, PDF or e-invoice, or typed in by hand, read and checked line by line.
A contract’s prices are dated lines that are closed and replaced, never edited or deleted, and every bill is checked against them.
Why it holds
A service carries several priced components, such as access, port and equipment, each with one price line on any date.

The contract
How a price changes

An amendment re-prices a contract from its effective date, and can change its term and renewal.
A price that rises by an agreed escalation steps up on its date, with no one re-keying it.
A contract price in another currency is compared with the bill at the month’s frozen rate.
A service’s page shows its contracted price beside its recent billed months.
A recurring charge above or below its contract price, beyond a small tolerance, opens a finding. So does a service billed before it went live, or a contracted line with nothing live behind it well past its start date.
Notice deadlines
Riopex works out a contract’s notice deadline from its end date and notice period, and rolls it forward through each auto-renewal.
A warning goes out a chosen number of days before a notice deadline.
Ahead of each notice deadline, Riopex prepares the renewal decision: renew, renegotiate or cease.
Rebates
A rebate’s cycle
A rebate is worked out again as soon as a bill is accepted.
Finance records a receipt as a credit note, a credit on a bill or a payment, linked to the bill line that carries it, in the term’s currency or another.
A mistaken receipt is reversed, never deleted.
What is left of a rebate can be written off once its period has ended.
A rebate period past its due date and not fully received opens a “Rebate overdue” finding, which can be raised as a dispute in the rebate’s own currency.
Questions
A tax-inclusive price is reduced to its pre-tax figure only from a stated rate.
An auto-renewing contract with no renewal term recorded says so, and raises no warning.
No. A price finding can be raised as a dispute only when the charge was billed above the contract.
A rebate period with an unconvertible month, or no bill, is held back with its reason, never part-totalled.
No. A rebate that fell due before its term was recorded raises no finding.
Related
Three invoices, as the provider sent them, show what Riopex reads.
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