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Hi Jon,<br>
thanks for the complete explanaition. Now it's perfectly clear for
me.<br>
Regards,<br>
Joan<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">El 2013-01-20 11:54, Jon Bonilla
(Manwe) escribió:<br>
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<pre wrap="">El Sat, 19 Jan 2013 19:36:27 +0100
"Joan Cifre (ibred)" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:jcifre@ib-red.com"><jcifre@ib-red.com></a> escribió:
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
to configure biling parameters for each billing fee I can't understand
exactly what does it mean everyone.
Copied from the Sipwise manual
* *init rate*: The rate for the first rating interval in cent (of
whatever currency, represented as a floating point number) per second.
o I think this is clear. Just the amount charged when the call is
stablished
* *init interval*: The duration of the first billing interval, in seconds.
o This should be the seconds from the stablished call until next
rate is applied. No more than the "init rate" will be charged
during the "init interval", is it?
* *follow rate*: The rate for subsequent rating intervals in cent (of
whatever currency, represented as a floating point number) per second.
* *follow interval*: The duration of subsequent billing intervals, in
seconds. Applicable to calls during onpeak hours.
o These parameters are not clear for me. If I have to bill calls
in exact number of seconds, should I enter in "follow rate" the
cents per second and in "follow interval" the value of "1"? In
fact I just need the "cents per second" configured in "follow
rate", isn't it? Maybe the "follow interval" is the minimum
amount of seconds billed?
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init and follow rate/interval allow you to charge different at the start and
the following intervals of the call.
Examples:
You want to charge 15 cent as call stablishment and 6 cents per minute to that
destination. You would set something like this:
init rate: 15
init interval: 1
follow rate: 0,1
follow interval 60
This would charge 15 cents the first second and 6 cents if the call reaches 60
(actually 61 because the init interval is 1) seconds. If the call is
lower than that the cost would be 15 cents because the following interval has
not been reached.
In many countries, by law, you need to charge per second. If you'd like to
charge 6 cents/minute but charge per second and charge no matter the duration
is it would be:
init rate: 15,1
init interval: 1
follow rate: 0,1
follow interval 1
For no stablishment fee. Just 6 cents/minute:
init rate: 0,1
init interval: 1
follow rate: 0,1
follow interval 1
Nowadays, the intervals are usually 1 second. In the past there were different
fees for the first minute and the rest of the conversation and the charges
didn't have to be per second as they are now. Even more: To fulfill the
regulations of some countries, the billing precision of the provider changes
from seconds to miliseconds a couple of releases ago.
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