[Asterisk-biz] Call termination database
Alistair Cunningham
acunningham at integrics.com
Fri Feb 18 04:01:59 MST 2005
Linus,
I agree that this would be useful. I've got a field in the database for
currency, but am not planning to use it for version 1. The problem is
not doing the currency conversions; these are easy. The problem updating
conversion rates. I really don't want to have to enter data by hand
every day.
Does anyone know of a good source for daily automated downloads for
currency conversions? If I can get this sorted, multiple currencies
could go in version 1.1.
Alistair Cunningham,
Integrics Ltd,
Telephony, Database, Unix consulting worldwide
+44 (0)7870 699 479
http://integrics.com/
Linus Surguy wrote:
>> Alistair Cunningham wrote:
>>
>>> Duane,
>>>
>>> Yes, this is exactly what I had in mind. I've made a start on this
>>> today. So far so good, and the only gotcha so far is handling different
>>> currencies. For version 1, there's probably only going to be one
>>> currency, most likely USD.
>>
>>
>> While most minor start-ups may only offer local currency, most
>> transactions would be available in USD at a guess...
>
>
> That depends on their target market, we are switching large numbers of
> international minutes and trade only in GBP, others only in EUR - there
> may be quite a large North American bias, but it is not as all inclusive
> as you may think.
>
> However, if you reduce currency to USD, EUR and GBP you will have 99% of
> the providers covered, and then it would be an easy process to display
> any rate in all three currencies.
>
> Of course, to be truely meaningful for any carrier trying maintain
> quality, instead of just purchasing at the cheapest price you then start
> to need to classify routes by ASR, codecs, technology, IP distance etc.
> and the whole thing gets a lot more complicated!
>
> Linus
>
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