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CIBER UPDATES Jan 16, 2007

CIBER UPDATES Jan 16, 2007 CIBER 2.0 (X0) is no longer accepted except on a “bilateral agreement” basis. Contact your billing vendor or your clearinghouse for custom solution Contact each of your roaming partners and your clearinghouse if you intend to continue to exchange in CIBER 2.0

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CIBER UPDATES Jan 16, 2007

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  1. CIBER UPDATES Jan 16, 2007 CIBER 2.0 (X0) is no longer accepted except on a “bilateral agreement” basis. Contact your billing vendor or your clearinghouse for custom solution Contact each of your roaming partners and your clearinghouse if you intend to continue to exchange in CIBER 2.0 Called Place, Called State, Called Country, Serve Place, Serve State, Serve Country cannot be blank. Not applicable when Batch Content is 0, 4, 5, or 6 Not applicable to CIBER 2.0 records

  2. Jan 16, 2007 • Cross-Validation Serve Country Code and Called Country Code cannot be the same for an International Call. • Special Features Used is ‘D’; or • Toll Tariff Descriptor is 01, 15, 17, or 18. Toll Tariff Descriptor of 16 (intra-Mexico) and 19 (intra-country) are exempt

  3. Some Tips on Serve & Called fields • Called State of ‘ZZ’ is acceptable if there are no state codes defined in Table 31 for the Called Country. • Called Country of ‘SAT’ is used for satellite calls. Please use sparingly! • Serve Country is always the country of the serving carrier. • ‘CL’ or ‘CF’ (service calls) are not valid in the Serve State field. These are used for the Called State field only, where applicable. • For mobile-originated calls, the Called Country is the country that the mobile subscriber is calling. Please note this when determining the Toll Tariff Descriptor “terminating to” ; Also, when determining Toll Tariff Descriptor “originating from” , use the serve place/country as basis – not where the mobile subscriber came from • For mobile-terminated calls, the Called Country is the country where the mobile subscriber answered the call. In this case, do not use the Called Number / Mobile Directory Number (MDN) to derive the Called Country

  4. Proposed Changes June 16, 2007 • Zero-Rated Records (Special Features Used ‘X’) • Require Air Charge and Toll Charge to be zeroes • Applicable to Type 22 records only • Should be used in conjunction with Special Features Used ‘F’ (No Air) and Special Features Used ‘J’ or ‘K’ (No Toll), where applicable • Require Air Connect Time to be non-zero • To prevent Duplicate condition • Must be non-zero even for Special Features Used ‘F’ (No Air) or ‘X’ (Zero-Rated), or ‘M’ (SMS) Near Future (being suggested) Called State ‘ZZ’ is not acceptable if Called Country is ‘USA’ or ‘CAN’ • This is still open for discussion • Carriers should voice their concerns

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