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Basic storage rate parameters
Shown below is the screen used to configure basic storage rate parameters
| Parameters | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| First a days @ $ b per day/hr | No | The first a days of storage will be charged at this rate per specified unit of time. |
| Next c days @ $ d per day/hr | No | After the first a days of storage have elapsed (if specified), the next c days of storage will be charged at this rate per specified unit of time, up to (a + c) days. |
| Thereafter, $ e per day/hr | Yes | After the first (a + c) days of storage have elapsed (if specified), the remaining days will be charged at $e per day/hr. |
| Grace period | Yes | The number of minutes after the storage job is admitted before storage costs start accruing. |
| Grace period is included in/excluded from billing | Yes | If the grace period expires before someone shows up to claim the vehicle, this setting dictates whether or not the grace period is included in billing. Example with grace period included: Storage duration: 18 hours Grace period: 6 hours Total storage charge will be for 18 hours Example with grace period excluded: Storage duration: 18 hours Grace period: 6 hours Total storage charge will be for 12 (18 - 6) hours |
| Minimum hours | No | If, after the grace period has expired, the duration of the storage job is shorter than the specified minimum, the charge will be calulated for the minimum. |
| Increment pricing every f minutes/hours | Yes | Dictates the billing units of time. For example, if the applicable rate is $60/hour, and the configuration is to increment pricing every 10 minutes, then the rate will be converted to ($60 / (1 hour / 10 minutes)) = $10 per 10 minute increment. |
| Billing cycle type | Yes | Options are “fixed time every day” and “every 24 hours from start of storage job.” Example: Storage job starts: 1/1 8PM Storage job ends: 1/3 12PM (noon) Fixed time calculation when cycle starts at 0000 (midnight): Day 1: 1/1 8PM to 1/1 midnight Day 2: 1/1 midnight to 1/2 midnight Day 3: 1/2 midnight to 1/3 noon (1/2 day) 24 hour calculation: Day 1: 1/1 8PM to 1/2 8PM Day 2: 1/2 8PM to 1/3 noon |
support/storage/pricing_template.1327603542.txt.gz · Last modified: 2012/01/26 13:45 by edmondsj
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