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VoIP CDR rating and traffic management
Webilly imports CDRs from any voice provider and rates them down to the single prefix, using price lists and destination clusters you configure yourself. Rated traffic flows straight into the contract's billing run, so there is no spreadsheet step between the provider's file and the customer's invoice.
In short
- CDR import from any voice provider
- Rating down to the single prefix
- Configurable price lists and destination clusters
- Multiple numbers per contract
- Voice traffic integrated into the billing run
- Traffic analysis per contract and per destination
Any provider, one rating model
CDR formats differ from provider to provider. Webilly normalises them on import, so switching voice carrier does not mean rebuilding the way you rate.
- CDR import from any voice provider
- Inbound format normalisation
- Several numbers attached to the same contract
- Browsable traffic history
Price lists by prefix, not rough bands
VoIP margin is won in the decimals. Price lists go down to the single prefix and destinations group into clusters, so you can handle hundreds of prefixes without building hundreds of rows by hand.
- Price definable down to the single prefix
- Destination clusters to handle prefixes in bulk
- Price lists differentiated by contract plan
- Traffic verification before invoices go out
Frequently asked questions
Does Webilly rate VoIP traffic as well?
Yes. It imports CDRs from any voice provider and rates them down to the single prefix, with configurable price lists and destination clusters; the result goes straight onto the invoice.
Do I have to change voice provider?
No. CDR import is carrier-independent: Webilly normalises the inbound format, so you can switch provider without rebuilding your rating model.
Can one contract hold several phone numbers?
Yes. A contract can carry multiple numbers, and the traffic of each is rated and reported on that contract's invoice.