Relationship
A relationship refers to a network configuration between your company and your customers or vendors. By creating a relationship, you will set up the routing logic and rates that enable you to capitalize on the phone calls made on your network.
Example:
- You are both buying (vendor) from and selling (customer) to ABC Telecom.
- You will create one relationship called ABC Telecom and add both the customer and the vendor trunk groups within this relationship.
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