Implementation
A detailed guide to the structured implementation process of Recurly Revenue Recognition Advanced.
Overview
This feature is part of our product, Recurly Revenue Recognition Advanced. [Learn more here].
Definition
The Recurly Revenue Recognition Advanced implementation process is a phase-wise approach designed for the integration of Recurly's advanced revenue recognition solution into business operations. It covers the entire spectrum from initial requirement discussions to the final Go Live phase.
Key benefits
- Structured implementation: Employ a clear, phase-wise methodology for a comprehensive and systematic implementation.
- Expert guidance: Receive continuous support and guidance from Recurly throughout the implementation process.
- Tailored solutions: Customize the implementation to align with specific business requirements and objectives.
- Reliable testing: Engage in multiple testing phases to ensure solution reliability and effectiveness.
- Seamless integration: Ensure operational continuity through seamless integration with existing systems and processes.
Implementation process
Recurly Professional Services recommends a multi-phase approach to onboarding merchants to our Revenue Recognition Advanced Edition (RevRec) platform. This approach provides a stable path to success and allows modification for unique requirements as well. The implementation covers the entire spectrum from initial requirement discussions to moving the solution into production with assistance and monitoring by a dedicated Enablement Manager.
Phase 1 - BRD/CRP Creation and review
The first phase of the Recurly Revenue Recognition Advanced implementation process focuses on the creation and review of both the Business Requirements Document (BRD) and the Configuration Requirement Plan (CRP). The purpose of these documents are for Recurly and the merchant to work together to lay out how the RevRec site should be configured.
Phase 2 - Core design & configuration
The focus of the second phase is to leverage the BRD/CRP documents to design the solution and configure the Revenue Recognition module. Recurly’s priority is to design a solution that fits the customers revenue recognition strategy. To ensure accuracy and functionality, Recurly will configure templates, conduct design review(s), and obtain sign-off from the customer on the design.
Phase 3 - Integration
This phase focuses on the seamless integration of systems. It ensures that all systems are effectively connected, enabling a smooth flow of data and operations. We will also be reviewing and signing off on the test scenarios while the customer validates the configurations and prepares the necessary data. Finally we’ll focus on completing system and integration unit testing. The customer develops test cases, which are reviewed by Recurly. Any identified issues are addressed and resolved by Recurly to ensure a robust and reliable system.
Phase 4 - UAT
The fourth phase involves User Acceptance Testing (UAT). The customer provisions data, performs data conversion, and executes UAT scenarios. Results are reviewed, and any issues are addressed and re-deployed by Recurly. The UAT is signed off by the customer, indicating their satisfaction with the solution.
Phase 5 - Go live
The fifth phase is the culmination of the implementation process—Go Live. Recurly prepares a cutover plan, provisions the production environment, and deploys the necessary services. A cutover is conducted to transition from the testing phase to the live environment. The customer prepares final conversion data, performs a sanity check in the production environment, and, with Recurly's support, goes live with the Revenue Recognition Advanced solution.
FAQ
Q: Is it a prerequisite to be on the Professional plan for Standard and on the Elite plan for Advanced?
A: The Standard edition has no prerequisites. However, an annual plan is required for the Advanced edition.
Q: Can I purchase the Standard edition as a standalone product?
A: The Standard edition is integrated within the Recurly platform and is not available separately. A Recurly subscription is required to access the Standard edition.
Updated 2 months ago