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To edit a tariff table, select it from the Select tariff table drop-down list at the top-left of the screen. The table will be loaded into the main editing window displaying two panels, as shown below:
Dialling codes
The right-hand side panel contains a list with all dialling codes for both national and international calls. To switch between the national and international dialling codes view, click on the relevant option button. Mobile numbers and other non-geographic numbers appear in the National table. Each dialling code contains a partial prefix which allows the system to recognise the destination from the original dialled number; a location name, such as London, a band name, and a code pattern.
To view or edit the properties of a dial code, located it in the list and double-click on it to open the Edit Code window:
| Dialling code property | Description |
|---|---|
| Digits | The digits necessary to associate a dialled number to a dialling code. When determining the destination and cost of a dialled number, the system takes the first six digits of the number and attempts to locate this in the table. If no match is found, the next five digits are being checked, and so on until the correct match is found. |
| Location | The geographical location associated with the dial code. |
| Band | The name of the charge band containing the properties of any call to this type of number, such as cost per minute. |
| Code Pattern | A numeric mask used to validate a number of this type. For example, a London number requires a code-pattern of 020########*, which indicates that the number must start with 020 and to be followed by at least eight digits in order to be valid. If this code pattern is not matched, the call is discarded. |
Price bands
As described, each dialling code refers to a price band which contains all the information necessary to cost that call.
To view or edit the properties of a charge band, located it in the list and double-click on it to open the band's properties window:
| Band Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Band name | The name of the band |
| Display name | The band name displayed in the call view or reports |
| Min duration | The number of seconds a call must last in order to be chargeable |
| Connect time | A fixed period of time that is added to each call's duration |
| Call Setup Fee | The starting cost of a call, regardless of its duration |
| Min cost | The minimum cost of a call, regardless of whether the call totals less at the defined rate |
| Max cost | The maximum cost a call can reach, regardless of whether the call totals more at the defined rate |
| Weekday rates | The call rates during weekdays |
| Saturday rates | The call rates during Saturdays |
| Sunday rates | The call rates during Sundays |
| Rate Amounts | The rates applied to the current price band |
| Cap limit | The maximum duration (in seconds) you want to restrict certain calls to |
| Cap amount | The maximum charge for a call to a particular number |