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What is the difference between a revenue distribution code and an identifier code?

April 26, 2017code difference distribution identifier revenue

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What is the difference between a revenue distribution code and an identifier code?

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A. Revenue distribution codes predefine the revenue chartfields you frequently use. Identifier codes (also called charge codes) are used for any repetitive goods or services you may bill for. They have predefined descriptions, pricing, units of measure and revenue distribution codes. These help to reduce the amount of data you will need to enter. If you require additional codes of either type contact Katherine Wojtowich in the Accounts Receivable Office.