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>> A quick overview of the billing process


One thing that sets us apart from the crowd is our advantageous pricing
model.

We utilize two pricing models:

a) the industry-standard "Per Call Detail Record (CDR)" pricing model. A call detail record is one line in the call record reports downloaded from your carriers and represents an actual call you bill to your customers. A fee is established per call, so this is how you would calculate what you have to pay:

TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS X PER CALL FEE = YOUR TOTAL DUE

b) the "Per Total Amount Billed" pricing model. After the bills are
generated, a percentage is applied to the total amount you bill your
customers. This is how you would calculate what you have to pay:

TOTAL AMOUNT BILLED X PERCENTAGE = YOUR TOTAL DUE


Now the beauty of our pricing model:

WE CALCULATE THE TOTAL DUE USING BOTH METHODS, AND WE AUTOMATICALLY BILL YOU ACCORDING TO WHICHEVER CALCULATION RESULTS IN THE LOWEST CHARGE.


Think about this:

One month you may have a huge number of short-duration calls. The "Per Call" pricing model is out of the question because you are not billing very much for short-duration calls. So you pay a percentage of what you have billed.

But maybe next month you have a smaller number of calls, but will bill a lot more, because you have a lot of long-duration calls. Now you benefit from the "Per CDR" pricing.

No matter how your call statistics look, no matter how fast you are growing, you are never stuck with a pricing model that may no longer fit you. You can always calculate the maximum margin you would need to allocate to billing costs, regardless of your clients' usage patterns. Each billing cycle.

We understand this is important for your growth. And we want to be there as your business expands.

Because this is what we do.

By providing a complete solution, we help you grow your business.