I wrote a perl script that will run on any platform that supports perl
and logs call data into a mysql database. Once the data is in a
database it should be pretty straight forward to produce the output to
count calls.
http://www.iranger.com/downloads/pbx.pl
Thanks,
Greg
On Mar 3, 2010, at 12:14 PM, Ross L. wrote:
Ladies and Gents
Got a question that some of youse brain surgens might know. SMDR on
a tda100. I got the output going to a computor. I'm using hyper
terminal to capture the incomming call log. I have 2 companies
sharing the same switch, lines and phones. Calls going to auto
attendant. Customer dials 1 for company A and 2 for company B. 1
goes to ICD gp 601 and 2 goes to ICD gp 602. All they have to do is
count the calls on the screen to see who gets the calls. They want
to keep track so they can be fare is sharing the expenses. They
looked at the SMDR output and bitched about counting the calls
themselves.
Here is my question.
Have any of you used Excel for this type of problem? All I'm
interested in is counting the 601 and 602 incomming calls per day.
Another solution would be to buy software that would take care of
this for them. Any suggestions?
Thanx
Ross
_________________________________________________________________
KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/
Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
