Price Book
A price book is the controlled list of products, wholesale inputs, retail packages, allowances, overages, discounts, currencies, and effective dates an agency uses to quote clients.
What does Price Book mean in practice?
A reseller price book converts supplier costs into repeatable client offers. It should identify the product, included minutes, call-rounding rule, phone-number charges, AI reply usage, implementation work, support allowance and overage. Each version needs an effective date so a proposal can be traced to the terms used when it was issued. A price book is not only a sales document: delivery, finance and support should use the same definitions so a client does not buy one allowance and receive another.
Real example
An agency price book contains a Reception package with 1,000 call minutes, one +91 number on the agency's own phone company account, two support hours, a stated per-minute overage and a per-reply rate for WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Prepaid Credits
Prepaid credits are funds loaded into a platform wallet before use. Call minutes, AI replies and any other metered usage debit that balance.
Rebilling
Rebilling is the process of measuring a client's platform usage and charging that client through the reseller, often with a markup, allowance, or bundled retail plan.
UPI Payment Link
A UPI payment link is a upi://pay deep link or payment URL that opens an Indian UPI app with the payee, amount, and note prefilled so the customer can approve payment quickly.
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