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You can review how a hierarchy has changed over time in Bill Analyst; see what changed, when a change was made, and who made it.

As an administrator, you can create multiple hierarchies in Bill Analyst; test different reporting scenarios to view and structure your data.

As an administrator or a user with the correct permissions, you can change which hierarchy is active in Bill Analyst; the active hierarchy sets the structure for your billing reports.

Using the Tree Builder tool, you can add nodes to a hierarchy in Bill Analyst to help you create reports that represent your organization's structure.

When you need to print or archive a hierarchy or branch for future reference you can export it from Bill Analyst.

You can allocate a service across multiple nodes in a Bill Analyst hierarchy; this helps you accurately assign costs to departments that are sharing a service.

You can remove branches from a hierarchy you created in Bill Analyst if you need to adjust your hierarchy based on changes in your organization's structure.

You can reorganize your hierarchy in Bill Analyst to reflect changes in your organization or reporting objectives by moving a parent node and its children.

You can move an account to a different level of a hierarchy in Bill Analyst when your organization's structure or your reporting needs change.

As an administrator or a user with the correct permissions, you can change which hierarchy is active in Usage Analyst; the active hierarchy sets the structure for use reports.

Using the Tree Builder tool, you can add nodes to a hierarchy in Usage Analyst to help you create reports that represent your organization's structure.

You can reorganize your hierarchy in Usage Analyst to reflect changes in your organization or reporting objectives by moving a parent node and its children.

Set up hierarchies in Usage Analyst to structure your reports; assign accounts and services among your organization's divisions, departments, and groups; evaluate telecom use across your organization.

You can allocate a service across multiple nodes in a Usage Analyst hierarchy; this helps you more accurately assess usage when multiple departments share one service.

You can review how a hierarchy has changed over time in Usage Analyst; see what changed, when a change was made, and who made it.

You can remove branches from a hierarchy you created in Usage Analyst if you need to adjust your hierarchy based on changes in your organization's structure.

You can move services in a hierarchy to different nodes, split services between nodes, or edit service descriptions in Usage Analyst.

You can delete a private hierarchy in Usage Analyst any time; you can only delete a public hierarchy if you are the administrator or the administrator gives you permission.

As an administrator, you can create multiple hierarchies in Usage Analyst; test different reporting scenarios to view and structure your data.

After you assign an account to a hierarchy or node in Usage Analyst, you can add up to two descriptions to better track your accounts; you can edit descriptions as needed.