A carrier call type maps a carrier’s charge band code to one of your internal call types. When the platform processes CDR files, each call record contains a charge band code from the carrier. This mapping tells the platform which of your call types to use, so calls are rated correctly.
Each carrier uses their own codes. For example, one carrier might use “NAT” for national calls while another uses “UK_STD”. You create a mapping for each code so the platform knows how to handle them.
Key Features
- Translate carrier-specific charge band codes to your internal call types
- Support different code sets per carrier
- Keep call rating accurate as carriers change their codes
Field Reference
Carrier Call Type
Carrier
The carrier this mapping applies to.
Call Type
The internal call type that this charge band maps to. When the platform sees this charge band in a CDR file from this carrier, it uses this call type for rating.
Charge Band
The charge band code as it appears in the carrier’s CDR files. Maximum 50 characters. This must match exactly what the carrier sends.