Operator Services Call Processing Sample Clauses
The Operator Services Call Processing clause defines the procedures and standards for handling calls that require operator assistance. It typically outlines how calls are routed, managed, and billed when a caller requests operator intervention, such as for collect calls, person-to-person calls, or directory assistance. By establishing clear guidelines for processing these specialized calls, the clause ensures consistent service quality and helps prevent disputes over call handling and charges.
Operator Services Call Processing. AT&T will provide OS to CARRIER’s End Users where technically feasible and available to AT&T-21STATE retail End Users served, in accordance with OS methods and practices that are in effect at the time the CARRIER’s LWC End User makes an OS call. Whether manual or automated, AT&T-21STATE will provide the following services when originating a 0+ or 0- call from a LWCAL, regardless of whether 1-411-dialed DA usage is also requested from that LWCAL:
Operator Services Call Processing. Whether manual or automated, AT&T will provide the following services on behalf of the ILEC when processing a 0-dialed call from an ILECs end user’s line, regardless of whether Directory Assistance is also requested:
Operator Services Call Processing. Whether manual or automated, AT&T-13STATE will provide the following services when processing a 0-dialed call from CLEC’s line, regardless of whether Directory Assistance is also requested:
Operator Services Call Processing. Whether manual or automated, AT&T-13STATE will provide the following services when originating a 0+ or 0- call from a LWCAL, regardless of whether 1-411-dialed DA usage is also requested from that LWCAL:
Operator Services Call Processing. 3.4.2.1 AT&T-21STATE will provide OS to CLEC’s end users where technically feasible and/or available to AT&T-21STATE retail End Users served, in accordance with OS methods and practices that are in effect at the time the CLEC’s End User makes an OS call. AT&T-21STATE will provide the following OS services to CLEC End Users:
Operator Services Call Processing. AT&T will provide OS to ILEC end users where available and technically feasible to AT&T retail end users served in accordance with OS methods and practices that are in effect at the time the ILEC end user makes an OS call.