BR235 - SAP Convergent Charging 2021.0 Training in Ireland

The SAP Convergent Charging (BR235) course offers a detailed understanding of SAP Convergent Charging, a key component of the SAP Billing and Revenue Innovation Management (BRIM) suite.

You will learn to design and configure pricing and charging models for subscription-based and usage-based services.
Through guided exercises, you will gain hands-on experience in creating usage charges, recurring fees, allowances, and charge plans, while understanding how these integrate with SAP Convergent Invoicing and SAP Subscription Order Management.

This course uses a practical Cloud Computing example (“Cloud Selection Service”), demonstrating how to charge for monthly fees and resource consumption (CPU, RAM, bandwidth), and how to implement features like free volumes or prepayments.

Essential:

• Basic understanding of subscription and consumption management processes

Recommended:

• BR230 – SAP BRIM Overview

• Application Consultants

• Business Process Architects

• Solution Architects

• Technology Consultants

• Billing & Revenue Professionals

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the key functional features of SAP Convergent Charging 2022.

• Understand the technical architecture and its positioning within SAP BRIM.

• Configure rating, pricing, and charging scenarios in SAP Convergent Charging.

• Design and implement charge plans, allowance plans, and logic components.

• Integrate SAP Convergent Charging with SAP Convergent Invoicing and Subscription Order Management (SOM).

• Use Web Services and Java APIs for extension and integration.

• Apply knowledge to cross-industry monetization use cases.

• Introduction to SAP Convergent Charging

• SAP Convergent Charging User Interfaces

• Customer Master Data: Subscriber Account, External Account, Charging Contract

• Service Provider Master Data and Design Objects

• Allowance Modeling and Charge Plans

• Architecture and Integration with SAP BRIM

• Web Services and Java APIs

• System Operations and Monitoring

• Cross-Industry Implementation Examples