Rate groups
Definition
A rate group is a descriptor for organizations that are charged identical rates for types of events, locations, resources, and requirements.
Rate groups allow you to generate pricing for an event even if the event doesn’t specify a primary organization. If a primary organization is specified, 25Live uses the default rate group for that type of organization (see
“Default rate groups”) unless you change the rate group for the event.
Examples
Here are some examples of rate groups you might have:
• Non-profits
• Businesses
• Government organizations
• Internal groups
Purpose and benefits of rate groups
Rate groups allow schedulers to easily charge the appropriate fees and taxes for events.
• Schedulers don’t have to look up rate information outside 25Live.
• Organizations are consistently charged the same rates as like organizations. (For example, all non-profit organizations are treated the same.)