Connecting subscriptions to cloud efficiency
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Pros
- It handles billing setups in the public cloud by separating the billing logic from individual products, keeping the setup uniform even as you add new services.
- This design reduces deployment time and connection between services.
- It is an end-to-end billing software that does more than just process transactions; from the initial product setup to final billing and revenue tracking.
Cons
- The platform manages complex billing; however, it necessitates extensive technical setup and requires skillsets that are hard to find.
- It feels like building a high end sound system without instructions. This means you will miss on deeper customization possibilities of an on-premise SAP BRIM installation, which is the price for getting faster cloud updates.
- Another observational realization was if we have late arriving data or modified bills that are already completed, our real-time processing engine doesn't adapt well.
Return on Investment
- The software runs in the background for day to day operations.
- It streamlines repeatable tasks so we can dedicate less time waiting for invoices to settle.
- The transition sliced off our billing to clients disputes by 15% last quarter.













