One platform to handle your most complex billing

B2B billing manages the complex invoicing, pricing, and account structures required for business customers — including corporate hierarchies, negotiated contract terms, split billing, volume discounts, and multi-stakeholder invoicing. It supports the full quote-to-cash lifecycle for enterprise accounts, ensuring accurate billing across complex organizational structures and diverse service portfolios.

Yes. The platform supports complex B2B pricing including multi-level account hierarchies, negotiated contract rates, volume discounts, split billing across event types and spend limits, and bespoke pricing agreements. Product catalog management enables configuration of these rules without hardcoding, and automated billing applies them accurately across all accounts and service types.

Revenue sharing models are configured in the platform and applied automatically to usage and transaction data. Each partner's share is calculated based on agreed terms, with full transparency into the underlying records. Automated reconciliation compares partner invoices against internal records, flagging discrepancies for resolution before payments are made — with dispute management workflows built in.

A catalog-driven approach enables new B2B offers to be configured and launched without hardcoding changes. CPQ and order management automate the quote-to-cash workflow, reducing manual handoffs between quoting, approval, provisioning, and invoicing. This accelerates time to revenue for new deals and enables sales teams to respond to complex enterprise requirements faster.

Implementation follows a phased approach: data readiness assessment, integration configuration, parallel operation alongside existing systems, and go-live stabilization. Migration risk is reduced through pre-built data migration tooling, a dedicated billing migration practice, and a stabilization period. Managed services and professional services teams provide support throughout, with runbooks ensuring operational continuity after handover.