CDR and CABS Claims
Most communications providers routinely exchange and bill Call Detail Records (CDR). The revenue obtained through this process can easily be 50% or more of a carrier’s income. Despite its importance, there is no “industry standard” format for CDR, and for many providers this is a financial disaster waiting to happen.. In fact, a single errant mouse click in the computer room might cost millions of dollars.
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When trouble happens, carriers depend on information from switches to sustain a claim for a “True Up” with other carriers. Collecting the necessary supporting call data is an arduous process however, requiring a great deal of expensive human interaction. Worse yet, data formats from many switches are proprietary or change significantly from one vendor to the next, requiring even more complex and expensive reconciliation. Now you can depend on the most accurate source available: The SS7 Network itself. Using a patented technology that is completely independent from carrier OSS systems, it is now possible to monitor, collect and correlate SS7 packets (SS7, SIP, IMS) into “industry standard” AMA and EMI records. These records, in the event of a large contested “True Up” claim, are virtually irrefutable in court. Now you can have the ammunition needed to sustain claims that sometimes total millions of dollars. Why not go after it NOW? After all, it’s your money.
Phantom Traffic * Reciprocal Compensation * PIU/PLU * Bypass * Wireless