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* The current way to get CDR records into the internal CDR tables is under ''Tools | Import | Import Call Detail Records (CDRs) from CSV file'' | * The current way to get CDR records into the internal CDR tables is under ''Tools | Import | Import Call Detail Records (CDRs) from CSV file'' | ||
| − | * You can view simple reports of CDRs (unprocessed vs. processed) under | + | * You can view simple reports of CDRs (unprocessed vs. processed) under '' Reports | Rating data | Call Detail Records (CDRs)'' |
* Random other notes: 800/877/etc. calls should be correctly handled by rating based on the originating region rather than the destination region. If you want toll-free usage to be billed at different rates than outgoing calls, you can use a different package definition and rate plan. | * Random other notes: 800/877/etc. calls should be correctly handled by rating based on the originating region rather than the destination region. If you want toll-free usage to be billed at different rates than outgoing calls, you can use a different package definition and rate plan. | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 25 August 2006
- Rate plans - You can edit regions/prefixes, rates and rate plans under Configuration | Billing | View/Edit call rates and regions
sample scripts for importing initial rate information are available in bin/rate.import and bin/rate-us.import
- Service definitions (Configuration | Provisioning, services and packages | View/edit service definitions) - Service definitions for VoIP are setup as svc_phone services. Set countrycode to "fixed (unchangeable)" and to your country code ("1" for US, Canada, NANP countries). You can optionally use the inventory stuff to assign DID#s from a pool for svc_phone services.
- Package definitions (Configuraiton | Provisioning, services and packages | View/edit package definitions) - Package definitions for VoIP are setup using the "VoIP rating by plan of CDR records in an internal SQL table" price plan. The "or external" part doesn't work yet, but everything should be in place for it.
- Pick a "Rate plan" from above.
- Make sure to set a "Recurring fee frequency"
- Don't change the "Region rating method"
- The current way to get CDR records into the internal CDR tables is under Tools | Import | Import Call Detail Records (CDRs) from CSV file
- You can view simple reports of CDRs (unprocessed vs. processed) under Reports | Rating data | Call Detail Records (CDRs)
- Random other notes: 800/877/etc. calls should be correctly handled by rating based on the originating region rather than the destination region. If you want toll-free usage to be billed at different rates than outgoing calls, you can use a different package definition and rate plan.
