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ASAI and Set Value Capabilities
Issue 7 May 1998
10-5
3. If VDN Return Destination is assigned, the Flexible Billing feature may not
be able to function as desired because the new connection may result in
the need for a different billing option that cannot be overridden, or may
result in different rates that would inappropriately be applied to the previous
connection(s).
Thus if a call with the Returned Destination specified has the Flexible
Billing trunk/call flag set, the Returned Destination is ignored and the call is
forced to disconnect.
4. Flexible Billing works in a conference call arrangement as long as the
identity of the incoming call is recognizable and the ASAI host controlling
the billing change requests, resides on the local ECS.
If two incoming calls are conferenced together, each with a Flexible Billing
user, the operation of the feature is unpredictable if the proper incoming
trunk call cannot be identified.
5. Subsequent rate requests work as follows:
■ If original and subsequent requests are “flat charge” or if both are
“new rate,” the amount of change is overwritten. The time stamp at
which the change is to be applied remains the same as when the
original change was requested.
■ If the original request is “Premium Charge” or “Premium Credit,” the
subsequent request can be either “Premium Charge” or “Premium
Credit.” The amount of the request and the type of request replaces
the original request. The two requests are not arithmetically
combined. The time stamp at which the change is to be applied
remains the same as when the original change was requested.