OGR Buy price override

OGR buy price override field is required for tariffs, which provide you with recurring margin as well as OGR (ongoing revenue)

In the examples below we will show you how profits are calculated when OGR buy price override is calculated as TRUE and FALSE

OGR Buy Price Override = TRUE

When OGR buy price override is marked as TRUE the profits are calculated as follows:

Profit = Recurring Margin + OGR

Recurring Margin = (Recurring Sell – Recurring Buy) x Term

OGR = Recurring Buy x Term x OGR

Example:

Tariff: O2 Sharer

Recurring Buy: £10

Recurring Sell: £15.48

Term: 24 months

OGR: 35%

OGR Term: 24

Profit for one service:

Recurring margin: (£15.48 - £10) x 24 = £131.52

OGR: £10 x 24 x 35% = £84

Profit: £131.52 + £84 = £215.52

OGR Buy Price Override = FALSE

When OGR buy price override is marked as FALSE the profits are calculated as follows:

Profit = Recurring Margin + OGR

Recurring Margin = (Recurring Sell – Recurring Buy) x Term

OGR = Recurring Sell x Term x OGR

Example:

Tariff: O2 Sharer

Recurring Buy: £10

Recurring Sell: £15.48

Term: 24 months

OGR: 35%

OGR Term: 24 months 

Profit for one service:

Recurring margin: (£15.48 - £10) x 24 = £131.52

OGR: £15.48 x 24 x 35% = £130.03

Profit: £131.52 + £130.03 = £261.55

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Author: Michaela Gormanova