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Call Accounting is an information systems solution in the form of software that takes data from an Internet Protocol server, PABX or Key system when a call is made and attaches a cost and a location to the call. Most PABXs have the capability to send call information out of a serial port or via a proprietary network service. The call accounting has a capturing module or capturing device that is then able to store the data from the PABX. This data is sometimes called Call Detail Recording (CDR) or Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR). The CDR contains the following information:
The Call Accounting software, with its reporting system, is used primarily for the following:
For the Hotels, it is advisable to have the telephone carrier setup a facility called Answer Supervision to let the PABX know that a Call was actually. If this is not in place, attempted calls without any answers, will be billed as a valid calls, causing guest queries. For General Business, this facility is also desirable, since most businesses compare their Telephone bills with the Call Accounting bills and Answer Supervision is critical in ensuring accurate comparisons. There are many vendors on the market with call accounting solutions that cater to general business, professional and the hospitality industry. See also
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