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Use of the TSP INet-Server
for INA Services
Contract
between
TELDAS Ltd.
c/o Sunrise UPC GmbH
Thurgauerstrasse 101B
CH - 8152 Glattpark (Opfikon)
Referred to subsequently as “TELDAS“
and
Referred to subsequently as ”the User“
st
Version 9.1, valid from 1 January 2021
0 Introduction
1.1 As an Integral part of the liberalisation of the telecommunications market in Switzerland, the
Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM) allocates Service Numbers in the ranges 090x-,
0800-, 084x- and also Personal Numbers (0878-) individually to the respective Content Provider
(CP) who thus becomes the number holder. This method of allocation is known as Individual
Number Allocation (INA), see Reference .
In addition to the above numbers, TSPs have agreed that the Short Number for Subscriber
Directory Enquiry Services (18xy) should also be included within the INA concept, see Reference .
0.2 All INA numbers and the data related to them are stored in a central server (referred to
subsequently as the TSP INet-Server or just as INet-Server).
The following features are available according to applicable prevailing Federal Council’s Decree on
Addressing Resources in the Telecommunications Sector , their Decree on Telecommunications
Services and OFCOM’s Technical and Administrative Regulations for Individual Number Allocation
:
1. Central directory of all allocated INA numbers in Switzerland with the stipulated data according
Reference Chapters 4 and 8, for the routing and billing of calls to INA numbers:
- The TSP responsible for putting an INA number into service is identified by the Number
Portability Routing Number (NPRN) assigned to each INA number;
- The applicable tariff for billing purposes is individually assigned to each INA number;
2. Automated administrative process for the implementation, amendment and decommissioning of
an INA number according Reference Chapters 5, 6 and 7,
3. Exchange of call charge information with Call Data Records (CDRs) between the INA service
provider or the market-dominant TSP respectively and the TSP charging the user, in the form of
a data transfer, according to Reference [5].
0.3 References:
[1] SR 784.104, AEFV
Verordnung über die Adressierungselemente im Fernmeldebereich
Decree concerning Addressing Resources in the Telecommunications Sector
[2] SR 784.101.113 / 2.10
Technische und administrative Vorschriften für die Einzelnummerzuteilung
Technical and Administrative Regulations for Individual Number Allocation
[3] SR 784.101.1, FDV
Verordnung über Fernmeldedienste
Decree concerning Telecommunications Services
[4] SR 784.101.113 / 2.12
Technische und administrative Vorschriften betreffend die Kurznummern der Auskunfts-
dienste zu den Teilnehmerverzeichnissen.
Technical and Administrative Regulations concerning Short Numbers for Subscriber
Directory Enquiry Services
In all cases the latest version of the documents referred to above is applicable.
The prevailing documents of the regulatory authorities can be found on the OFCOM home page:
https://www.bakom.admin.ch
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0.4 Abbreviations and Definitions:
CDP-TSP: Originating network for calls to an INA number (Charging Determination Point
TSP)
CDPi-Id: International originating network identity (Charging Determination Point
Identification)
CDPn-Id: National originating network identity (Charging Determination Point
Identification)
CDPp-Id: Prepaid originating network identity (Charging Determination Point
Identification)
CDR Call Data Record (record of the connection data and charges)
Content Provider/ The owner of an INA number allocated by OFCOM and which has a contract
Service Owner: with a TSP for its operation
INA: Individual Number Allocation
INA-TSP: The TSP that has the INA number in service.
INA number: Number which are allocated individually by OFCOM (090x-, 0800-, 084x- and
0878-)
NPRN: Number Portability Routing Number
Retail Tariff: The amount which through the caller is to be paid to the respective INA
number
TSP: Telecommunications Service Provider
VAT: Value Added Tax
Wholesale Tariff: The amount billed between the involved TSPs.
1 Subject Matter of the Contract
The present Contract governs the use of TELDAS’s Individual Number Allocation Database (TSP
INet-Server) by the User. The TSP INet-Server services defined in Chapter 3 are available to the
User.
2 Constituents of the Contract
2.1 Integral parts of this Contract are
1. The present Contract
2. The Appendices:
1. The User’s Particulars (Appendix 1)
2. Service Fees (Appendix 2)
3. Support (Appendix 3)
4. Technical Interfaces and Documentation (Appendix 4)
5. Multilateral Individual Number Allocation Service Level Agreement (Appendix 5)
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3 Services provided by TELDAS
3.1 General Conditions
3.1.1 Following signature of the Contract, TELDAS will provide the User with the necessary data for its
account such as User Name, Password, Helpdesk Contact Address, etc.
3.1.2 In order to improve its services e.g. increased or enhanced functionality, technical improvements; or
adapt displays, TELDAS may make changes to the application and access at any time, subject to
an appropriate period of notice. Information related to these changes will be done via E-Mail
notification or RSS feeds on the TELDAS Homepage (subscription under the Menu “My Profile”).
3.1.3 TELDAS may involve sub-contractors to fulfil the provisions of the contract.
3.2 TELDAS offers the following services
3.2.1 INA Service TSP
3.2.1.1 INA Number Administration
This service is intended for TSPs that have INA numbers in service (INA-TSP). The INA numbers
can be used by the TSP for its own INA services or by a Service Provider/Content Provider.
Use of the TSP INet-Server enables TSPs to implement their administrative processes for the
implementation, amendment and decommissioning of INA numbers efficiently and with minimum
costs. The INA process of the TSP INet-Servers can be used according to the individual
requirements and internal processes of the User, e.g. from "manual" operations by means of an
Internet-Browser (GUI) to a fully automated process over a Web Service Interface.
3.2.1.2 INA Central Directory
This service is intended for the TSPs that route calls to INA-numbers and that bill the call charges
to the calling party (CDP-TSP), be it of national or international origin.
Once the implementation, amendment or decommissioning of an INA number has been
successfully completed, the TSP INet-Server updates the information in the central directory of the
TSP INet. All Users are thus provided with access to an up-to-date directory of all INA numbers in
Switzerland at any time. The users can read the information selectively through an Internet Browser
or implement automated processes via a Web Service Interface to update the routing, billing and/or
the processor.
The directory holds at least the following entries for each INA number:
INA Number
Number Portability Routing Number (NPRN) of the TSP that has the INA number in service
Applicable Retail Tariff
If access from abroad is permitted (or not)
Operational status of the INA Number
Transaction Date and Time
3.2.1.3 Sending call charges
This service is intended for TSPs that have INA numbers in service (INA-TSP). The TSP INet-
Server enables the sending of call charge information in the form of a File Transfer of Call Data
Records (CDRs). This permits the INA-TSP to establish Retail Tariffs that are not categorised as
“online tariff profiles“.
3.2.1.4 Receipt of call charges
This service is intended for TSPs which bill the calling party the call charges of the INA Number,
without establishing the call charges from a valid tariff profile themselves.
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