You can create Child Accounts for a main or Parent Account in m3ter. You might want to do this if your Organization has end customers with multiple Accounts and instead of issuing multiple Bills to the end customer, you want to provide them with a Bill for a single Parent account that pools usage data across multiple Child Accounts. How Bills are calculated and compiled for Parent/Child Accounts depends upon:Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.m3ter.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
- The Account Plan location - whether it is on the Parent or Child Accounts.
- The billing mode settings you use when you attach a priced Plan to Parent/Child Accounts to create Account Plans for the Accounts.
- Creating Child Accounts
- Reviewing Parent/Child Accounts
- Recalculating and Running Billing for Parent/Child Accounts
Creating Child Accounts
You can define an Account as a Child Account either when you first create it or by updating an existing Account. See Creating an Account.Reviewing Parent/Child Accounts
When you have created a Parent Account for one or more Child Accounts, you can go to the Account Overview page of the Parent Account and review its Child Accounts. To review Child Accounts:- Select Accounts. The Accounts page opens.
- Select the Name text of the Parent Account. The Account page opens with the Overview tab selected.
- Select the Child accounts tab. The Child accounts panel lists any Accounts that are defined as children:

- If you want to review the details of a Child Account, select its Name text. The Account page for the selected Child Account opens with the Overview tab selected and you can review any Bills, Prepayments, Plans, or Contracts for the Child Account:

- If you want to return to the Parent Account, on the Account details panel, select the hotlink text under Parent account. You are returned to the Parent Account page.
- If you want to remove the Child Account from the Parent Account, select Remove child account. You’ll receive a confirmation message that the Child has been removed.
- If you want to review the details of any of the Parent Account’s other Child Accounts, repeat steps 4 and 5.