RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION Sample Clauses

RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. 14 Appendix A: Pre-Bill Xxxtification Operating Agreement Appendix B: Schedule for Transition to CABS CONNECTIVITY BILLING AND RECORDING
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RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. 17.1 will retain, at each Party's sole expense, copies of all AMA records transmitted to the other party for at least seven (7) calendar days after transmission to the other Party. 17.2 Pacific shall provide to CLEC the Switched Access Detail Usage Data (Category 11-00-xx records) via Connect:Direct on a daily basis within fourteen (14) days of the last day of the billing period. The data will be in a separate dataset from the usage records associated with the CLEC Resale access lines. File name and attributes will be specified by CLEC. 17.3 CLEC shall provide to Pacific the Summary Usage Data (Category 11-50-xx records) via Connect:Direct on a daily basis within fourteen (14) days of the last day of the billing period. The data will be in a separate dataset from the usage records associated with the CLEC Resale access lines. File name and attributes to be specified by Pacific. 222 Attachment 13 Appendix A APPENDIX A PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA TAPES/CARTRIDGES Data transported to CLEC by PACIFIC, or to PACIFIC by CLEC, on tape or cartridge via a courier will have the following physical characteristics: Tape: 9-track, 6250 (or 1600) BPI (Bytes per inch) Cartridge: 38,000 BPI (Bytes per inch) LRECL: 2,472 bytes Parity: Odd Character Set: Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code (EBCDIC) External labels: Exchange Carrier name, Dataset Name (DSN) and volume serial number Internal labels: IBM Industry OS labels will be used. They consist of a single volume label and two sets of header and trailer labels. One file per sending 104 bytes EMR compacted format plus location with variable modules as applicable. length records 223 ATTACHMENT 14 PROVISION OF CUSTOMER USAGE DATA 224 PROVISION OF CUSTOMER USAGE DATA
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RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. When COVAD purchases unbundled Network Elements from XXXX ATLANTIC, the Parties agree to record call information in accordance with this subsection. To the extent technically feasible, each Party will record all call detail information associated with every call originated from or terminated to the other Party's local exchange customer through each Party's tandem or end office switches for purposes of either party billing terminating or originating charges including access charges, to IXCs, ILEC, CLECs or ICOs, except that in cases where the receiving Party does not need such data (e.g., Call Flows 2, 4, 7, 10, 11) the recording Party is not required to record all call detail. These records shall be provided at a Party's request and shall be formatted pursuant to Bellcore standards and the terms and conditions of this Agreement. These records shall be transmitted to the other Party daily in EMR format via Connect: Direct, provided however that if COVAD and XXXX ATLANTIC do not have Connect: Direct capabilities, such records shall be transmitted as the parties agree. XXXX ATLANTIC and COVAD agree that they will retain, at each Party's sole expense, copies of all EMR records transmitted to the other Party for at least 45 days after transmission to the other party.
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RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. 2.5.1 The Parties agree to record call information in accordance with this subsection. To the extent technical capability and capacity exists within a Party's existing systems, each Party will record agreed upon call detail information (i.e. the types and categories of call detail information each Party currently records for itself) associated with calls originated or terminated to the other Party's local exchange customer. These records shall be provided at a Party's request and shall, subject to Section 23.19 of the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement, be formatted pursuant to applicable Bellcore standards and the terms and conditions of this Attachment. These records shall be transmitted as agreed upon to the other Party in EMR format via Connect:Direct capabilities. GTE and AT&T agree that they will retain, at each Party's sole expense, copies of all AMA records transmitted to the other Party for at least seven (7) calendar days after transmission to the other Party. 2.5.1.1 Until an industry standard solution for generating terminating AMA records is available, the Parties may elect an interim method such as Terminating/Originating (T/O) factors for billing terminating rate elements. The Parties will mutually agree on the specific interim method, including establishing the criteria, application, and duration of such interim method. 2.5.2 Each Party will provide the other Party with a carrier identification code ("CIC") on each EMR record transmitted to the other Party. If GTE does not have a CIC for any local exchange carrier, ALEC or IXC for whom GTE must supply to AT&T Connectivity Billing records for information pursuant to this Attachment, GTE agrees that it will assist the local exchanger carrier, ALEC or IC in obtaining a CIC expeditiously. Until the local exchange carrier, ALEC or IXC has received a CIC, GTE agrees that it will submit its CIC to AT&T on those records for billing and payment. GTE further agrees that it will then be responsible for obtaining reimbursement for the respective charges from the appropriate carrier. Likewise, if AT&T does not have a CIC for any local exchange carrier, ALEC or IXC for whom AT&T must supply to GTE Billing records or information pursuant to this Attachment, AT&T agrees that it will assist the local exchange carrier, ALEC or IXC in obtaining a CIC expeditiously. Until the local exchange carrier, ALEC or IXC has received a CIC, AT&T agrees that it will submit its CIC to LEC on those records for ...
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RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. The Parties agree to record call information in accordance with this subsection. To the extent technically feasible within a Party's existing systems, each Party will record agreed upon call detail information associated with calls originated or terminated to the other Party's local exchange customer. These records shall be provided at a Party's request and shall be formatted pursuant to Bellcore standards and the terms and conditions of this Attachment. These records shall be transmitted as agreed upon to the other Party in EMR format via Connect:Direct capabilities, and such records shall be transmitted as the Parties agree. GTE and AT&T agree that they will retain, at each Party's sole expense, copies of all AMA records transmitted to the other Party for at least seven (7) calendar days after transmission to the other Party.
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RECORDING OF CALL INFORMATION. 17.1. The Parties agree to record call information in accordance with this subsection. These records shall be provided at a Party’s request and shall be formatted pursuant to Bellcore standards if such standards exist, and otherwise as agreed by the Parties. These records shall be transmitted to the other Party daily in EMR format via Connect: Direct, provided however that if CLEC and NEVADA do not have Connect: Direct capabilities, such records shall be transmitted as the Parties agree. NEVADA and CLEC agree that they will retain, at each Party’s sole expense, copies of all AMA records transmitted to the other party at least seven (7) calendar days after transmission to the other Party.
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