Telecommunications billing is the process of adding together rated calls or services for a certain user or group of users, applying discounts and preparing the data for invoicing.
Billing is also the name for the entire process of creating an invoice. Steps in the process include: using the service, mediating data, rating, billing and invoicing.
The following is an example list of computer systems used for billing (in alphabetical order):
- Amdocs Billing
- Comarch Billing System for Convergent Services
- Comverse Kenan FX
- Convergys Infinys Rating and Billing (Geneva)
- Freeside Billing Platform
- Info Directions GostGuard
- LHS Telekom BSCS
- LogiSense Corporation EngageiP Billing and OSS
- Mind CTI Billing
- Oracle Billing and Revenue Management (formerly Portal Infranet)
- SAP AG SAP Convergent Charging (formerly Highdeal) and SAP Convergent Invoicing
- Sergel Billionaire
- Singl.eView Convergent Billing (Intec Telecom Systems)
- TailorMade ChargeMade
- Utilibill Billing, BSS/OSS (http://www.utilibill.com.au)
The following is an example list of billing systems from no longer existing vendors:
- EHPT Progressor
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