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Routing Plans – blocked dial codes Dial codes blocking is used for temporary or permanent blocking of some particular phone numbers or whole destinations. The result of a call attempt for a blocked dial code is a blocked supplier prefix returned by NRS, which is a signal for the switch that the call should not…
Trunks configuration
Trunk configuration is the area that determines proper recognition of who the Customer and who the Supplier was in a certain call. When the call has been made, the switch produces a CDR with the two trunks in it:1) the incoming trunk – which specifies the Customer who sent the call2) the outgoing trunk –…
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…
How routing scenarios really work
Novatel Control Centre allows for configuring the following types of routing:1) standard routing – prioritized order of carrier choices to try for routing by the switch2) percentage routing – for balancing the traffic on a route across multiple carriers3) percentage routing with backup carriers – the extension to the percentage routing with carriers to take…
Routing Formulas
Control Centre 3.6 introduces Routing formulas. The following document describes how to use the formulas to automate your routing generation. To see all available methods read: Routing formulas – methods Applying formula The user can decide whether he wants to apply his formula on a single dial code, multiple dial codes or any destination that…