This walkthrough provides an introduction to CDR2Cloud Authentication Code (Auth Code) feature and how to effectively use Auth Codes to identify which customer CDR calls should be billed to.
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CDR files come in many different formats, sizes and field definition. Every PBX manufacturer has a different CDR file format, however we can safely say that every PBX produces a CDR file. CDR files are basically log files that contain a transnational record of calls that have been processed by your PBX. When operating a PBX there are basically 2 accepted ways of producing billing records, RADIUS and CDR files. CDR2Cloud allows you to easily produce billing records from your CDR files by reading each line in the CDR file and bill that line to a customer. You must however define the logic that will be used to associate that line from the CDR file to a customer, but you must first understand what data is in your CDR file and how it relates to your customer.
Lets say for example you have extracted your CDR files from your SIP Server or PBX and uploaded them into CDR2Cloud. You are now ready to process the file but you must first define the business logic that you will use to consistently identify the customer to which the calls will be billed to. Your CDR file when opened in a Text Editor and Excel look as follows:
Below is an extract of a CDR file from a Brekeke SIP Server in both a text file editor as well as Microsoft Excel.
Brekeke SIP Server CDR File in Text File Editor
Brekeke SIP Server CDR File in Microsoft Excel
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