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==Bulk management==
==Bulk management==
<!---This functionality is available from MOR 10--->
<!---This functionality is available from MOR 10--->
With Bulk management you are able to:
* rename multiple Destinations by specifying a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] pattern.
* reassign multiple Destinations to other Direction by specifying a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] pattern.
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Go to '''SETTINGS –> Billing –> Directions''' and click on [[image:icon_edit.png]]'''Bulk management''' link
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===Rename===


You can reassign multiple destinations to other direction by specifying a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] pattern:
Enter a '''prefix''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] which Destinations should be renamed, write in '''Destination details''' to what name you want to rename those destinations:
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[[File:Destinations_bulk_management_rename.png]]
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Click '''Rename''' and MOR will show you which Destinations are going to be renamed:
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[[File:Destinations_bulk_management_rename_confirm.png]]
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If you want to proceed - press '''Confirm changes''' at the bottom of the window and the Destinations will be renamed:
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[[File:renamed_destinations.png]]
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===Reassign===


1. Go to '''SETTINGS –> Billing –> Directions'''
Enter a '''prefix''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] which destinations should be reassigned, select a '''group to assign''' to and specify '''type''':
 
2. Press '''Bulk management'''
 
3. Enter a '''prefix''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regexp] which destinations should be reassigned, select a '''group to assign''' to and specify '''type''':
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[[File:Destinations_bulk_management.png]]
[[File:Destinations_bulk_management.png]]
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4. Press '''Reassign'''
Press '''Reassign''' and MOR will show you which Destinations are going to be reassigned:
 
5. Now MOR shows you which destinations are going to be reassigned:
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[[File:Destinations_bulk_management_confirm.png]]
[[File:Destinations_bulk_management_confirm.png]]
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6. If you want to proceed - press '''Reassign''' at the bottom of the window again and the destinations will be reassigned.
If you want to proceed - press '''Reassign''' at the bottom of the window again and the destinations will be reassigned:
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[[File:reassigned_destination.png]]
[[File:reassigned_destination.png]]

Revision as of 14:07, 24 July 2013

Description

Directions refers to countries, or perhaps to a satellite network. The term merely describes the direction in which the call is routed. Destinations are more concrete concepts of the calls course. Example that explains these terms better: Let's say we are dialing number 37068547771. According to this number MOR knows that the is Lithuania, but the Destination is the mobile network Bite. Destinations are determined by the Prefix which is unique for each destination. The Prefix in the example is 370685.

Who can configure and use destinations?

  • Only admin can create, edit, delete directions and destinations and access Direction and Destinations pages.



Usage

Go to SETTINGS –> Billing –> Directions.

Directions-menu.png

You can see all Directions with their details, such as country code and assigned destinations number, in the main window.

Directions-main.png

If you click on statistics icon Statistics icon.png, you can see how many calls were made to that direction during the selected time period.

You can also edit Edit.png the name of a direction, but you cannot change the country code. When deleting the direction all the destinations assigned to that direction will also be deleted.

By clicking on Destinations column View link, you can access the Destinations list for specific Direction:

Destinations-main.png

Destinations can have several types/codes:

  • FIX – fixed numbers
  • MOB – mobile numbers
  • NGN – non geographical numbers

IMPORTANT NOTE: When adding new destinations, make sure you include them in some Destination Group. Otherwise you will get corrupted invoices if the user uses a retail tariff.

  • QUESTION: How do you import destinations from a file?
  • ANSWER: You can import them using the Tariff import script. Just create a dummy tariff, add dummy rates, and import. Destinations will be created automatically. Later you can delete the tariff. Just remember to enter prefixes in E.164 format.

NOTE: You can get a CSV file with all Destinations in the Tariffs window. It is suitable for rate entering and importing back to MOR.

Bulk management

With Bulk management you are able to:

  • rename multiple Destinations by specifying a regexp pattern.
  • reassign multiple Destinations to other Direction by specifying a regexp pattern.



Go to SETTINGS –> Billing –> Directions and click on Icon edit.pngBulk management link

Rename

Enter a prefix regexp which Destinations should be renamed, write in Destination details to what name you want to rename those destinations:

Destinations bulk management rename.png

Click Rename and MOR will show you which Destinations are going to be renamed:

Destinations bulk management rename confirm.png

If you want to proceed - press Confirm changes at the bottom of the window and the Destinations will be renamed:

Renamed destinations.png

Reassign

Enter a prefix regexp which destinations should be reassigned, select a group to assign to and specify type:

Destinations bulk management.png

Press Reassign and MOR will show you which Destinations are going to be reassigned:

Destinations bulk management confirm.png

If you want to proceed - press Reassign at the bottom of the window again and the destinations will be reassigned:

Reassigned destination.png

MOR supported regexp patters

Supported regexp symbols:

% - matches any symbol any number of times

[1,2,3,4]% - matches destinations beginning whit 1, 2, 3 and 4

Examples

370% - will match numbers 370xxxxxxxxx

370[1,3,9]% - will match numbers 3701xxxxxxxx, 3703xxxxxxxx and 3709xxxxxxxx

See also