🚀 Import Tariffs
🚀 Export Tariffs
Thanks to this improvement, you can easily adjust all tariffs in bulk at the end of the year.
Export Tariffs
You can now export all products and their tariffs via Configuration > Billing > Products.
When exporting, select a date. The Excel file will then generate a list of all products active on the chosen date.
The Excel file includes a “current” row and a “new” row per product. You leave the “current” row as is. During the import process, this row is ignored (more details below). On the “new” row, you can enter a new date and rate, which will be added to your product.
💡If the “current” period has a defined start and end date, the dates for the “new” period will be auto-filled. For example, if the current rate period is 01/01/2024 - 01/01/2025, the “new” period will automatically be set to 01/01/2025 - 01/01/2026 (the length of the current period is applied to the new period).
Import Tariffs
After editing the Excel file with the new tariffs, you can now also import it into Zero Friction.
Go to Configuration > Billing > Import Tariffs and click Upload to add the Tariffs.
⚠️ Important: Your file must be in CSV format to upload it.
Currently, we support importing the following rate types:
Unit price
Tiered pricing
Rate conditions
At this time, importing formula-based tariffs is not supported.
When uploading a new CSV file, Zero Friction performs several checks to ensure the document is formatted correctly.
⚠️ Ensure the following:
Use the correct decimal separators:
A comma for decimal numbers
A period for thousand separators
Your CSV has ANSI encoding (By default if you save with Excel)
Dates are entered correctly
When you start the upload process, the file is automatically processed, and rate periods are added (don’t worry—if you make a mistake, you can undo the last upload).
If Zero Friction detects an error in the CSV file, you’ll see this in the status update as “issues found.” You can download the file to review and correct the problems.
After successfully uploading the file, the edit/upload tariffs feature is locked until you manually approve the uploaded file.
Only files that haven’t been approved yet can be undone.
If you wish to modify a rate after uploading, you’ll need to either cancel the upload or approve it and then make changes directly in Zero Friction.