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TimelyBill Sponsoring NetSapiens User Group Meeting

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TimelyBill is excited to be a part of this year's NetSapiens UGM! The annual user group meeting brings the NetSapiens team, clients, and partners together to discuss topics that matter to the entire NetSapiens community.  TimelyBill will once again be a sponsor for the event, marking our third year of participation in the annual gathering.
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New TimelyBill Release

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A New Version of TimelyBill is Available! A significant number of features have been added since the last "General Availability" version of TimelyBill was released. If you have upgraded to an interim version of TimelyBill in the past year, then you might already have some of these features. If not, then everything on this list may be new to your organization.
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Build Product Types with Usage Plans

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Timely Tips #2 Build usage-based products and relate them to specific rate plans. TimelyBill uses product types to determine how the billing system handles service and what information needs to be stored along with it.  For example, setting a product as toll-free requires you to assign a number as well as a usage plan.
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ITEXPO 2022 – Featured Exhibitor

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TimelyBill will be showcasing our billing solution June 21-24, 2022 at ITEXPO. We are delighted to be exhibiting at ITEXPO in Fort Lauderdale. This will be our seventh straight year! As always, we're looking forward to meeting with both customers and partners! Be sure to stop by booth 311 and say hello.
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Subscriber Billing for Channel Partners

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TimelyBill Enables Partners and Resellers to Bill for Subscription-based Services. Many companies are looking to reduce capital expenditures and move their spending to operating expenditures (OPEX). At the same time, many telecommunications companies are transitioning their offerings to a subscription-based model.
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Introducing the TimelyBill Learning Center

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Our new self-paced learning center helps you get the most out of our billing system. TimelyBill users will become more proficient after enrolling in our interactive training classes. Learning Center landing page Let's face it telecom billing is complicated. Combine that with the challenge of learning new software; it can be a daunting task. In effort to maximize our training process, our support team has put together a new online training center to help you get the most out of our platform.
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Channel Partners Conference & Expo 2022

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TimelyBill will be exhibiting at Channel Partners Conference & Expo 2022 It's time to register for Channel Partners Conference & Expo 20212.  Use our code TIMELYBILL to save on registration  ↗️. For four years running we will be showcasing our subscriber billing software at Channel Partners Conference & Expo 2022. #CPEXPO will be held April 11-14, at The Venetian Resort & Expo in Las Vegas.
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Telecom Billing Process Flow Chart

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What is Telecom billing and revenue management? Telecom billing and revenue management is the methodology that involves communication services and debt collection management. The process consists of gathering data usage files, calculating billing fees, generating invoices, and managing customer payments. How does TimelyBill rate usage, calculate billing charges, and generate invoices? The diagram above depicts the telecom billing process flow from the service provider's usage through invoicing and payment processing. Here is a summary of standard telecom billing process steps below: Step 1:  The service provider gathers the usage data files within their network Calls, bandwidth, faxes, per-use… Step 2:  The service provider pushes the usage files to a secure FTP location (via a VPN) At predefined intervals (15 minutes is typical) Step 3:  The billing system imports the usage files and "types" the calls Local, intralata, on-network… Step 4:  The billing system rates usage
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