Tariffs
Tariffs define the pricing structure for data usage when customers are not using bundles. Tariffs work within the hierarchical tenant structure, allowing different rates to be set between tenant levels and applied to customers.
Key Concepts
Tariff Types
Master Tariffs
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The original tariff created by a tenant
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Contains all the rate definitions and pricing structure
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Can be modified and updated by the creating tenant
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Used as the source for creating tariff aliases
Tariff Aliases
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Copies of master tariffs that can be distributed to sub-tenants
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Cannot be created independently - must be created from an existing master tariff
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Automatically inherit any changes made to the master tariff
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Allow consistent pricing across multiple tenant levels without duplicating tariff management
Hierarchical Pricing Structure
Tariffs operate within the tenant hierarchy:
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Parent tenants create tariffs and set their rates
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Sub-tenants can add markups to create their own tariffs for customers
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Tariff aliases allow master tariffs to be shared down the hierarchy while maintaining centralized control
Example Structure:
Tenant A (creates master tariff: 10p per MB)
├── Tenant B (adds 5p markup: 15p per MB to customers)
└── Tenant C (uses alias: 10p per MB to customers)
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Creating Tariffs