TaxLine IP Installation & User Guide
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Grace period
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3. Configuration
4. System Status
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Costing
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1. Costing Parameter
2. Validation Time
3. Waiting Time
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In case of a duration-based costing
, the grace period corresponds to the estimated
time needed for dialling the number and getting in touch with the called party.
This grace period can be programmed with different values for local, national and
international calls. You can modify them by introducing new values and pressing
OK
to confirm the modifications.
The value must always be less than the validation time.
Duration used for computing the call cost = duration sent by PBX - grace period.
4.
Call Types
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3. Configuration
4. System Status
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Costing
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1. Costing Parameter
2. Validation Time
3. Waiting Time
4. Call Types
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The unit is able to process calls of different types in different ways: it can store them
as received from the PBX, calculate the cost before storing them, or just ignore them.
However the way calls are processed depends on the selected PBX format.
They are: Incoming (I), Outgoing (O), Unattended (NP), internal (J), incomplete (U),
without charge (p) and cancelled (d).
Use the
keys to view the various call types.
Keyword:
Letter used to identify this call type in the report. (Ex.: O).
Name:
Name of this call type (ex: outgoing).
Action:
The way calls are processed:
CHARGE (
store the call and calculate its cost
).
STORE (
store the call without calculating its cost
).
REJECT (
do not store the call
).
Incoming calls must be stored in order to be taken into account.
Type:
Incoming or Outgoing (used in the selection filters).
5.
Tariffs
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3. Configuration
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Tariffing
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3. Grace Period
4. Call Types
5. Tariffs
6. Extras
TaxLine IP may use 2 types of tariffs:
