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SSP List Fields Reference

Applies to: Maxio Core

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Last updated on Oct 13, 2026

Use this reference to configure an SSP List with confidence. It defines every field on the Create/Edit Standalone Selling Price ("SSP") List screen, from the General Information section to the Entries table's allocation and revenue recognition settings.

List details and residual allocation

The General Information section is used to name your price list, add a description, and set it to active. You also set Residual Allocation for Multiple Performance Obligations, which determines how residual revenue is split when more than one item is configured to receive it: Transaction Sale Price, Transaction List Price, or Transaction Amount After Carve Outs. To learn more about how residual amounts are allocated across performance obligations, see Contract Residual Amount.

You also set SSP Value Method, which is the default method for every entry on the list that does not set its own: Sale Price When In Range, Low End of Range, High End of Range, Midpoint of Range, or Nearest End of Range. Select Only Reallocate When a Sale Is Out of Range to have a contract keep the amounts it was sold at when every SSP Formula item on it has an SSP Range and sold inside that range. Revenue is reallocated only when at least one item falls outside its range. A contract that includes a Contract Residual Amount item is always reallocated.

General information section with name, description, active and residual allocation fields

Item entry fields

Item entries determine the allocation methodology applied within a contract. Each entry has eight columns used to set the allocation methodology and revenue recognition schedule after allocations have been performed. Refer to the table below for more detail on each.

SectionDescription
ItemsSelect the items you would like to use in a specific SSP calculation. You can apply an allocation methodology or formula to one or multiple items.
Carve OutsWhen an item is not listed as a transaction in a contract (explicit POB), but you would like to allocate revenue to a non-listed item (implicit POB), use the carve out functionality. A carve out allows you to create one, or multiple items from a single item in a contract and allocate a portion of the contract value to each item as specified. Carve outs can be configured in three ways:
  • Percentage - Carves out a percentage of the item(s) you are carving from.
  • Fixed Amount - Carves out a fixed amount as specified from the item you are carving from.
  • Formula - Uses any combination of the available fields to determine a carve out amount or percentage.
Allocate Revenue ByHow revenue will be allocated to the item(s). There are three ways you can allocate revenue to items in a given contract:
  • SSP Formula - Allows the use of a customizable formula to determine the allocation amount to an item.
  • Amount After Carve Outs - Sets a specific price for an item after a portion of the price has been carved out to another item.
  • Contract Residual Amount - Allows the remaining amount of a contract price to be allocated to an item or group of items after portions of the price have been allocated to other performance obligations.
To learn more about these allocation methods, see Apply Allocation Methods to Contract Items.
SSPThe designated standalone selling price(s) of a given item(s). To learn how SSP amounts affect allocation, see Standalone Selling Price ("SSP").
SSP FormulaThe formula used when allocating revenue. To learn how SSP formulas affect allocation, see Standalone Selling Price ("SSP").
SSP RangeOptionally sets a range around the calculated SSP. The SSP Value Method then decides which value is used as the SSP for allocation. Only available when Allocate Revenue By is set to SSP Formula. Click the pencil in the SSP Range column to open the configuration dialog; the column then summarizes your selection.
  • No Range - Always uses the calculated SSP; no band is evaluated.
  • Percentage of Calculated SSP - Sets a percentage deviation below and above the calculated SSP, entered as % Below and % Above.
  • Minimum and Maximum Amounts - Sets an SSP Min and SSP Max for each tier, entered beside that tier's SSP in the SSP column. The SSP Formula is calculated once at the minimum and once at the maximum, and those two results are the range. The SSP Formula must use the SSP variable. If it does not, the range is not tested and the calculated SSP is used.
The SSP Value Method then determines which value becomes the SSP used for allocation. Leave it blank to use the SSP Value Method set on the SSP List:
  • Sale Price When In Range - The default. Uses the transaction's own sale price when it falls in the range, and the calculated SSP otherwise.
  • Low End of Range, High End of Range, and Midpoint of Range - Always use that fixed point of the range.
  • Nearest End of Range - Uses whichever end of the range is closest to the sale price.
Revenue Recognition MethodHow revenue will be spread over the time period. The recognition method specifies when revenue should be recognized. When an item is first selected, the method is set to inherit the default revenue recognition template from your item settings. If multiple items are selected, the default method will be set to the item listed first. The method selected will be used when calculating the method in your SSP list.
DurationHow long the time period will be. The duration field determines the time period revenue will be recognized. The duration field defaults to the transaction end date. It can be changed to any of the available fields in the picklist. The duration selected will be used when calculating the duration of revenue recognition.

To create or edit an SSP List using these fields, see Create and Manage SSP Lists.

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