Telecom Accounting - Sales QuestionaireTo help Daisy Analysis define the system you will need to process your Call Detail Records (CDRs), please fill in the following questionaire. All fields marked with an asterisk (*) must be completed. |
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| Full Name: * | ||
| Company Name: * | ||
| Post Code: | ||
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| 2. Phone and FAX Numbers, E-Mail Address |
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| Phone Number: | ||
| Fax Number: | ||
| E-Mail: * | ||
| 3. Call Detail Records (CDRs) CDRs are normally text files, but most common forms, such as Microsoft Access and Excel, and dBase can also be accepted. |
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| CDR Types: | ||
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| MByte/File: |
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| Does the CDR contain charges, that have already been calculated? If you can, please send us a sample CDR, so that we can ascertain the method of decoding. All confidences will be respected by Daisy Analysis, the company's personnel and agents. |
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| 4. Charging and Tariff Details |
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| No. of Tariffs: |
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| Do you charge different Customers at different rates? Do you give discounts for large usage? |
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| 5. Customer and Billing Details |
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| No. of Customers: |
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| Do you store Customer information on a separate system? Do you use separate Customer and Billing addresses? Do you allow Customers to have multiple accounts? |
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| 6. Invoice Generation and Printing |
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| Billing Frequency: |
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| Do you want Customers to be able to choose their billing date? Do you want to print Invoices in your main Accounting/Payments System? Do you want to print details with Invoices? Do you want to e-mail details to Customers? |
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| 7. Accounting/Payments System Give full details of your main Accounting/Payments System. |
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| System Type: |
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| Description: | ||
| Can your Accounting/Payments System import invoice files? |
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| 8. Any Other Information Enter any other information and questions, that you think is relevant. |
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| 9. Sending the Information Once you have filled in all the details, click Send to transfer all the information to Daisy Analysis. |
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