2 December 2010

TransNexus, a provider of VoIP routing, number portability, reporting and billing solutions, offers its clients NexOSS Manager, a solution for minimizing cost routing. NexOSS offers organizations relief from back-office routing and billing, as well as gross margin shrinkage. With a complete and integrated suite of operational support system utilities, NexOSS assists in the management of VoIP services.
The route provisioning application of the NexOSS Manager continually upgrades routing for VoIP peering based on interconnect rates, quality of service, customer credit status and end point capabilities. A Web interface will be provided to create and manage complex routing and number translation policies.
The least cost routing (LCR) functionality is an integral part of the route provisioning application, importing origination and termination rate plans for each interconnect carrier. LCR routes are built found on the profit margin threshold configured by the operator. LCR has the ability to be applied route by route, mixing customer specific routing policies with least cost routing. Additionally, LCR combined with Grade of Service scores allows the automation of new products based on least cost routing.
The collection of CDRs from all NexSRS servers is necessary in checking to make certain no CDRs are missing or corrupted. The CDRs will then be analyzed, creating traffic analysis and quality of service reports. If the quality of service for a VoIP termination device or route falls below configurable thresholds, an alert will be sent via e-mail.
Then, NexOSS’ mediation function automatically reformats the CDRs for export to an external billing system. NexOSS’ multi-currency settlement rating engine is designed for settlement billing of VoIP peering interconnect traffic. Hourly billing reports provide total revenue, expense and profit. The NexOss rating engine will perform a credit check, in which the customers with a net account balance less than their credit threshold are barred from originating traffic, but can terminate traffic.
NexOSS uses a capabilities exchange module, and as VoIP devices come on-line or change their capabilities, they can automatically report their status, updating the VoIP device's status in the Route Provisioning utility.

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