The cost allocation by tag feature allows you to issue bills by live streaming domain name or tag.
Notes
This configuration applies to user dimensions and is not specific to any domain name or tag. Except for the LVC output duration, DRM encryption, and prepaid resource packages, all other billable items support cost allocation by tag.
After this configuration is enabled, the system will default to billing by domain name. For further cost allocation by tag, see Cost Allocation by Tag.
After the feature is enabled, daily billing will take effect on the next day, and monthly billing will take effect on the first day of the next month. Historical bills will not be affected and will remain unchanged. To ensure billing accuracy, do not modify the cost allocation by tag configuration on the last day of the month. If necessary, submit a ticket for evaluation. Enabling Cost Allocation by Tag
1. Log in to the CSS console, select Domain Management, and click Cost Allocation by Tag. There is no need to select specific domain names. 2. On the Cost Allocation by Tag page, click to enable the cost allocation by tag feature. 3. After enabling the cost allocation by tag feature, click Confirm. The cost allocation by tag state is changed to Enabled, and the system will subsequently perform cost allocation by domain name or tag.
Disabling Cost Allocation by Tag
If you need to disable this feature, perform the following specific operations:
2. On the Cost Allocation by Tag page, click to disable the cost allocation by tag feature. 3. Click Confirm. The cost allocation by tag state is changed to Disabled.
FAQs
What Does the Bill Look Like After Cost Allocation by Tag Is Enabled?
The system provides bills by domain name and tag. Specific examples are as follows:
Bill by Domain Name
In the InstanceID and InstanceName columns, the specific domain names and alias tags are displayed, showing the cost allocation bills for corresponding billable items.
Bill by Tag
View bills according to different cost allocation tags.
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