C_BRSOM_2020 · Question #68
To which object can you assign parameters and counters? There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. Charge C. Charge plan. In SAP Convergent Charging, Charges (A) and Charge Plans (C) are the objects that support assignment of parameters and counters. A Charge is the core billing object where pricing logic lives, and parameters/counters are attached directly to it to control rating behavior. A…
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To which object can you assign parameters and counters? There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options
- ACharge
- BRate
- CCharge plan
- DCharging plan
How the community answered
(65 responses)- A94% (61)
- B2% (1)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
In SAP Convergent Charging, Charges (A) and Charge Plans (C) are the objects that support assignment of parameters and counters. A Charge is the core billing object where pricing logic lives, and parameters/counters are attached directly to it to control rating behavior. A Charge Plan groups multiple Charges together and also supports parameters and counters at that level, enabling shared configuration across the grouped charges.
Rate (B) is a pricing table/structure used within a Charge to define monetary values - it's an input to the Charge, not a container for parameters or counters. Charging Plan (D) is a distractor; "Charging Plan" is not a standard SAP CC object - the correct term is "Charge Plan," making D a near-miss designed to catch careless readers.
Memory tip: Think "C for Container" - only the objects with "Charge" in their name (Charge, Charge Plan) can contain parameters and counters. Rate is just a lookup table, and "Charging Plan" doesn't exist - if it sounds slightly off, it is.
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