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@@ -32,7 +32,8 @@ Features
- Use of Linux enterprise ready tools to assure High-Availability of the Balancer where that is required (*Supervise* for Application level availability and *LinuxHA* for Host level availability)
- Prepaid and Pseudo-Prepaid Controller
- Mutiple Primary Balances per Account (eg: MONETARY, SMS, INTERNET_MINUTES, INTERNET_TRAFFIC)
- Multiple Auxiliary Balances per Account (eg: Free Minutes per Destination, Volume Rates, Volume Discounts).
- Multiple Auxiliary Balances per Account (eg: Free Minutes per Destination, Volume Rates, Volume Discounts)
- Concurrent sessions per account sharing the same balance with configurable debit interval (starting with 1 second)
- Built-in Task-Scheduler supporting both one-time as well as recurrent actions (eg: TOPUP_MINUTES_PER_DESTINATION, DEBIT_MONETARY, RESET_BALANCE)
- ActionTriggers ( useful for commercial offerings like receive amounts of monetary units if a specified number of minutes was charged in a month)
- Highly configurable Rating
@@ -44,10 +45,10 @@ Features
- Multiple TypeOfRecord rating (eg: standard vs. premium calls, SMSes, Internet Traffic)
- Rating subject concatenations for combined records (eg: location based rating for same user)
- Recurrent rates definition (per year, month, day, dayOfWeek, time)
- Rating Profiles activation times (eg: rates which activate at specific time in future)
- Rating Profiles activation times (eg: rates becoming active at specific time in future)
- Multi-Tenant for both Prepaid as well as Rating
- Flexible Mediator able to run multiple mediation processes on the same CDR.
- Verbose action logging in persistent databases (eg: Postgres) to cope with country specific law requirements.
- Verbose action logging in persistent databases (eg: Postgres) to cope with country specific law requirements
- Good documentation ( that's me :)
- "Free as in Beer" with commercial support available on-demand.