Mitel 2700-1398-B1 ユーザーズマニュアル
Mitel NuPoint Messenger Technical Documentation - Release 7.0
Mailbox Blocked Report
(Blocked Billing Report)
(Blocked Billing Report)
Same information as in the Billing Report but with no
titles or summaries; input to other databases.
titles or summaries; input to other databases.
Previous Billing Report
Same information as in the Billing Report but uses data
from previous billing period; determines proper billing if
a gather fails.
from previous billing period; determines proper billing if
a gather fails.
Termination Report
Final billing when a mailbox is checked out and deleted,
or when paging service is discontinued.
or when paging service is discontinued.
Configuration Requirements for Billing
Configuring for billing involves obtaining a report of current rates, using a Billing Worksheet, and
adjusting rates, if necessary.
adjusting rates, if necessary.
Current Billing Rates
You can see what the current rates are for various statistics, such as base rates and pager calls,
through the Report Rates option in the Billing Menu. The reports chapter shows a sample report
of current base rates. Use any of the reports available through this option to see what the low
usage and high usage rates are and what the low/high boundary is for each statistic in the
categories mentioned earlier. When configuring for billing, you should obtain these reports to help
you determine which rates to set or adjust. If you are setting rates for many of the server usage
activities, you should also use the report of current rates as an extension of the Billing Worksheet,
marking it up to show the rates for all the various server usage activities desired.
through the Report Rates option in the Billing Menu. The reports chapter shows a sample report
of current base rates. Use any of the reports available through this option to see what the low
usage and high usage rates are and what the low/high boundary is for each statistic in the
categories mentioned earlier. When configuring for billing, you should obtain these reports to help
you determine which rates to set or adjust. If you are setting rates for many of the server usage
activities, you should also use the report of current rates as an extension of the Billing Worksheet,
marking it up to show the rates for all the various server usage activities desired.
Billing Worksheet
Complete one Billing Worksheet for each line group. For all rates except Base Rates, specify the
Low rate, the High rate, and the Boundary (the point at which the High rate applies).
Low rate, the High rate, and the Boundary (the point at which the High rate applies).
A sample Billing Worksheet is shown in Figure 11-2 and Figure 11-3. A blank worksheet is
located in Volume 2 of this manual.
located in Volume 2 of this manual.
Note: The Billing Worksheet has two pages. Be sure you complete both pages when working on Billing
Rates.
Mailbox Accesses
There are two types of mailbox access that you can bill for, logins and greets (number of times
greeting was played), and you can set a low usage rate, high usage rate, and a low/high
boundary for each type. The two types are shown on the worksheet and in Table 11-2 at the end
of this section.
greeting was played), and you can set a low usage rate, high usage rate, and a low/high
boundary for each type. The two types are shown on the worksheet and in Table 11-2 at the end
of this section.
The rates you set for mailbox access apply to all calls through the specified port (line) group.
Base Rates
As mentioned earlier in this chapter, a base rate is a flat fee that is charged at every billing period.
You must set a rate for each FCOS that you want to bill. You can only differentiate among the first
64 FCOSs; any FCOS higher than 64 is billed at the rates for FCOS 64.
You must set a rate for each FCOS that you want to bill. You can only differentiate among the first
64 FCOSs; any FCOS higher than 64 is billed at the rates for FCOS 64.
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