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Percentage Routing
Percentage Routing Percentage routing alows the user to define percentage distribution between multiple suppliers. For example one supplier may take 60% of traffic, when another supplier takes 40%. The user is also allowed to configure backup carriers to be used if all the suppliers that are used in percentage routing fail. The order of carriers…
Floor price and Negative-Margin Prevention
The following scenario is used to describe the meaning and functionality of Floor Price and Negative-Marin Prevention in the NovaTel Control Centre solution. We have Customer rate for the destination Afghanistan 93 being $0.5000 And the routing being Afghanistan 93: AT&T [$0.3000], BT [$0.4000], C&W [$0.5000], D-Telecom [$0.6000] In such a case if Negative Margin…
Top-up authorisation in Credit Management
Credit Management in the Billing module now supports multi-level authorisation of top-ups (payments) for customers. The authorisation mode in Control Centre can be configured system-wide to be either: turned off – in this mode any top-up performed will instantly increase the customer’s Credit Balance turned on – configured to require top-up authorisation. In top-up Authorization…
Standard Routing
Standard Routing Standard routing is the default routing for all routes. It can be modified by the user. By default Standard routing orders suppliers by price from the cheapest to the most expensive ones. The user may want to include quality factor in routing calculation. By using Price/Quality slider they can set the price/quality ratio…
