CDR PROCESSING

Call Detail Record (CDR)

CDR Processing

This out of the box solution is easy to set up and comes with everything you need to maximise growth within your telecommunications business. Our CRM and billing solutions is suitable for all types of channel business, from start-ups to established business looking to move their current base over and expand on the product range our product is capable of growing with you.A Call Detail Record (CDR) is the detailed record of all the telephonic calls and services that pass through a telephone exchange or any other telecommunications equipment. The record is maintained by the concerned telephone exchange and contains call details such as time of the call, duration of the call, source and destination number, completion status of the call, etc. Call detail records serve a valuable purpose of revenue generation for telephone service providers and are critical for law enforcement, whenever required.

CDRs are also used for the following services:

SoGEA

This was created in response to the shift in usage, consumers and businesses can buy a broadband connectivity without the need of a phone line.

Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SoGEA) is a new Openreach product which enables providers to order FTTC without a phone line – you’ve got everything you need within a single order. SoGEA will bring a big shakeup to telecoms in the UK, and it is one that we cannot ignore.

Currently most homes and businesses connect to Openreach’s infrastructure using WLR3 with broadband piggybacking on top. most ISPs, then bundle these together as packages by default. However, most people only have this fixed line because it is necessary for their broadband to work.

The nationwide rollout of full fibre networks set to be complete in 2023 means there is less and less requirement for old phone services. Instead, your customers can get a voice service on a SoGEA line although it will need to be an IP-based solution like VoIP.

Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)

This trend towards seamless connectivity between fixed and wireless telecommunications networks. The term also describes any physical network that allows cellular telephone sets to function smoothly with the fixed network infrastructure.

The ultimate goal of FMC is to optimize transmission of all data, voice and video communications to and among end users, no matter what their locations or devices. In the more immediate future, FMC means that a single device can connect through and be switched between wired and wireless networks.

FMC is sometimes seen as a way to reverse the trend towards fixed-mobile substitution (FMS), the increasing tendency for consumers and businesses to substitute mobile telephones for hard-wired or cordless landline sets. Typically, FMC CDRs have multiple end points to charge for, as the initial call may terminate at multiple destinations and are inherently more complex that traditional land line CDRs.

CDR is a file containing all usage details such as source of origin and destination point of the call, usage period of the IP and the total amount charged during the billing period. Call Detail records are maintained by telephone exchanges emitting information in the form of tickets, with respect to individual customers/users.

Our strength lies within our ability and flexibility to process single or multiple CDR files from any provider, with strong ties within the above-mentioned sectors, our billing solution provides organisations of all sizes with the ability to process their call data record (CDR) all inbound files are processed 5 times to ensure accuracy and compliance. Our systems have the ability to automatically receive your CDRs via FTP sites, API connections or even flat file CDR formats virtually in real time.

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Mobile and MVNO

MVNO stands for “Mobile Virtual Network Operator”.

An MVNO is an operator that does not have its own radio network. The MNVO relies on the radio network of another operator to provide mobile communication servies to its users. Therefore, the MVNO will be hosted by an MNO (Mobile Network Operator) which possesses its own antennas.

Somehow, the MVNO format is a subcotract from a 'traditional' operator (MNO) to a partner operator (MVNO) in order t enrich the market with a greater range of offers.

Consequently, an MNO can devide to host multiple virtual operators (MVNOs) on its network to exten its commercial reach. Typically, in this environment CDRs are processed in virtually real time enabling the MVNO operator to assess ussage to either automatically bar services or to charge additional out of bundle costs.