Billing hierarchy
Billing hierarchy defines the organizational structure that determines how billing accounts are grouped, managed, and invoiced within a company.
Billing hierarchy organizes accounts into parent-child relationships, allowing enterprise customers to consolidate multiple entities under a single billing account or receive separate invoices per subsidiary.
Example: A multinational corporation sets up a billing hierarchy where the parent company receives a consolidated invoice, while each regional subsidiary has its own sub-account with individual usage tracked separately.
