Limit the amount of calls per route

If you want to limit the amount of calls sent to each route for a User, the User has to send the calls to each route with a prefix. This way you can configure different providers for each prefix and add a call limit to each provider. Use localization rules to route calls with prefix to a certain provider.

Example: The User uses two routes: Provider_premium and Provider_standard, and you want to allow only 2 simultaneous calls to the Provider_premium and 5 to the Provider_standard.

Configuration:
1) Create two new providers: Provider_premium and Provider_standard.
2) Add call limit to each provider: 2 for Provider_premium, and 5 for Provider_standard.
3) Create two new LCRs: LCR_Premium and LCR_Standard. Add Provider_premium to LCR_Premium, and Provider_standard to LCR_Standard.
4) Ask User to send calls to Provider_premium with prefix 1111, and to Provider_standard with 2222.
5) Create a new Location with these Localization rules:

Name: Premium, Cut: 1111, Add: , Change User LCR to this LCR: LCR_Premium
Name: Standard, Cut: 2222, Add: , Change User LCR to this LCR: LCR_Standard

6) Assign Location to User's devices.

See also

• Simultaneous call limitation
• Localization