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 –…
Novatel Control Centre can now monitor credit for the traffic received from the Customers each day. This means you can configure the maximum amount you want to allow the Customer to send traffic for within a single day. At a certain level, you may receive an alert (mail/sms) and/or block the traffic until the next…
The following article will help you run the Novatel Control Centre for the first time and will walk you through the basic functionality to quickly start using the application. Visit the link to your application provided by the Novatel Team and you will find the following website. Click the ‘Start Control Centre’ button. This will…
In Credit Management screen of the Billing module you can now block traffic from a customer manually, even when that customer still has credit available. To block traffic from a Customer, first Select the Customer and then push the red Stop button as shown here. In the table it will show the traffic has been…
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…
Mixed Routing Mixed routing is a compliation of percentage and standard routing. The user may define a percentage value for a number of carriers. The total percentage should be less than 100%. The remaining percentage is assigned to the standard routing. For example: Afghanistan,93,60% ATL,DTAG,ATelecom means that 60% of traffic for 93 is routed by…
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…
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…
Routing Types There are four routing types available in Planner: Standard – the order of suppliers is automatically calculated by Planner. It depends on price/quality settings configured by the user. The user can overrides position of suppliers manually or exclude unwanted choices. Percentage – the number and order of supplier is fixed and defined by…
Supplier Rates screen introduction Supplier Rates screen display options
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