Bitta Commission reference
Pricing and trial
Bitta Commission costs USD 199 per month billed annually for 5 active salespeople and 1 company, plus USD 20 per extra salesperson. Every module is included.
updated: applies-to: 1.1.2.0
Bitta Commission has one subscription plan with every module included. You pay for the salespeople you actually pay commission to, and you can try the full app for 30 days first with a trial code from Bitta Apps. This page lists the prices, explains what counts as an active salesperson and shows how the limits appear in Business Central.
The plan
| Item | Price or limit |
|---|---|
| Subscription | USD 199 per month, billed annually (USD 2,388 per year) |
| Included | 5 active salespeople and 1 production company |
| Each additional active salesperson | USD 20 per month |
| Modules | Every module is included. There are no add-ons. |
| Trial | 30 days, up to 5 active salespeople, 1 production company, activated with a publisher-issued activation code |
Request a 30-day trial code to get started. Installing the app never starts the trial on its own: you activate it with the code Bitta Apps issues. See Activate a license.
Every module is included
The core commission engine is always on. It covers flat rate, flat amount and tiered commission on posted sales, settlement, payroll-ready export, G/L posting and statements. The subscription also includes every optional module:
- Quotas and targets
- Advanced commission models
- Cash-based eligibility and holds
- Disputes
- Advanced approvals
- Multi-currency
- Deferred commission accounting
- Simulation and forecasting
- AI plan drafting
A Bitta Commission Setup Administrator switches modules on in Commission Feature Management when a plan needs them. See Optional modules.
What counts as an active salesperson
An active salesperson is a commission participant with the status Active in the licensed company. The app counts every active participant in the company each time you activate a participant and again before it produces commission output. These people do not count:
- users who work in the app but are not active participants, such as processors, approvers, accountants and auditors;
- participants you have not activated yet, or have deactivated.
Business Central users and commission participants are separate. A user counts toward the plan only through an active participant record.
How the app enforces your plan
The license that Bitta Apps issues carries the limits of your plan. You see them in the License group on Bitta Commission Setup:
| Limit | Field | What happens at the limit |
|---|---|---|
| Active salespeople | Payee Limit | Activating another participant is refused with BAA-LICENSE-CAPACITY. Calculation, settlement and posting are refused while the company is over the limit. |
| Companies | Company Limit | A subscription license is not accepted in an additional company once the limit is reached. |
A trial never allows more than 5 active participants, even if the issued license shows a higher number. To add salespeople, contact Bitta Apps. Bitta Apps updates your license, and the daily license refresh or Refresh License picks up the change. When a license lapses, your commission data stays in Business Central. See License lifecycle.
What the subscription does not cover
- Your Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central licenses and environments, which you obtain from Microsoft or your Microsoft partner.
- A payroll or payment provider. Bitta Commission produces payroll-ready export files and Payables documents inside Business Central. It does not connect to a payroll provider.
- Implementation services. You can set up the app yourself with the guided setup and this guide. For help with plan design, data migration or a multi-company rollout, contact Bitta Apps for a scoped quote.