aliceejane
Active Member
Plenty of providers start with a homegrown script that rates CDRs and produces invoices. It works until it doesn’t. The usual breaking points are a second switch, a new tax requirement, a customer asking for a portal, or the one developer who understands the code leaving.
Questions worth asking before deciding:
Questions worth asking before deciding:
- Who maintains it when something breaks at month-end?
- What does an error cost in credits and support time?
- How long would a new feature take to add?