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 Invoice for the charge of storing items. All charges
are pro-rated to account for daily changes in the number
of items stored. Among other reasons, this ensures that
items taken out of storage just prior to the invoice
generation are still charged for the majority of that
invoice period. |
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| Invoice for the charge of performing any sort of task.
Customize your charges based on the types of tasks performed
on items. For example, it is possible to charge differently
for check out or destroy tasks. |
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| Digital Warehouse allows you to customize the costs
of storing or working with items based on their item
type. For example, it is possible to charge differently
for storing a box of files or a case of microfilm. |
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| Digital Warehouse can accommodate tier-based costing
schemes. This allows you to, for example, scaled discounts
on work performed or storage of items based on quantity. |
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| Create invoices that show comprehensive details, simple
summaries, or anything in between with minimal effort.
This allows your customers to be invoiced in the manner
that they deem most useful to them. |
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| Organizations can be invoiced as a whole, or by department,
based on the needs of your individual customers. This
kind of flexibility is a hallmark of the Digital Warehouse
system. |
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