Can someone share your experience in using Binary stream's subscription revenu model in D365? Pros and cons - are there any must-have features that are missing?

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Binary Stream's help set different billing schedules per line item on a single contract while eliminating the need for multiple accounting systems.
Automate contract renewals and termination to reduce manual processes and mitigate data entry errors.

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Pros Streamlined Revenue Recognition Integration with D365 Finance and Operations Compliance and Reporting Automated Billing and Invoicing Cons Cost Integration Challenges Learning Curve

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The subscription revenue model from Binary Stream is an effective solution for managing subscription revenue in Microsoft Dynamics 365. Advantages and disadvantages are listed below:

Pros:
It has flexible pricing models.
It has automated billing and invoicing which saves time and reduces errors.
It can be seamlessly integrated with Dynamics 365.

Cons:
It is expensive.
The configuration and setup is complex which require specialized expertise.

It does still lack a few features, such as support for different currencies and interaction with other systems like CRM and ERP.

Can someone share your experience in using Binary stream's subscription revenu model in D365? Pros and cons - are there any must-have features that are missing?

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