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| | **Slot Low-Water** | Lowest slot quantity. | Slots | Minimum storage capacity used or allocated. | | | **Slot Low-Water** | Lowest slot quantity. | Slots | Minimum storage capacity used or allocated. | | ||
| - | ===== Billing Rule Requirements ===== | ||
| - | The Billing Rules should clearly define: | ||
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| - | * Which Storage Billing Mode applies. | ||
| - | * Whether storage is measured using Volumes or slots. | ||
| - | * How often inventory is sampled. | ||
| - | * Whether slot quantities are occupied, allocated or rounded quantities. | ||
| - | * The size of any slot block or rounding unit. | ||
| - | * The price per Volume or slot. | ||
| - | * Whether the price is a daily or period rate. | ||
| - | * Whether High-Water and Low-Water quantities are charged once or multiplied by the number of days. | ||
| - | * Whether minimum charges or exclusions apply. | ||
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| - | <WRAP important> | ||
| - | The meaning of a slot must be agreed in the Customer Billing Profile. Occupied slots, allocated slots and rounded storage capacity may produce different invoice totals. | ||
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| The important distinction is that inventory, high-water, and low-water are point-in-time counts, while total inventory usually accumulates counts across time. | The important distinction is that inventory, high-water, and low-water are point-in-time counts, while total inventory usually accumulates counts across time. | ||
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