👉 Bill engineering is a strategic process used by software developers and project managers to design and structure software bills in a way that maximizes their value, flexibility, and profitability while minimizing legal and operational risks. It involves crafting detailed, customizable terms that can adapt to various business scenarios, such as pricing models, revenue sharing, and exit strategies. By carefully defining bill components like usage fees, subscription tiers, and payment terms, engineers can create bills that attract and retain customers while aligning with the company's long-term goals. This approach requires a deep understanding of both the technical and business aspects of the product, as well as the legal framework governing software transactions, ensuring that the bills are enforceable and beneficial to all stakeholders involved.
