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Manage destination sets

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A destination set is a vendor’s price list: a currency, per-call charges and one route per prefix. The panel shows destination sets as Termination Routes; routing groups pair them with vendor connections. Use these methods to load a vendor’s routes from your own tools.

Route structure

Section titled “Route structure”

addRouteToDestinationSet and updateRouteInDestinationSet take these fields of a route.

Name Type Description
prefix string Destination prefix of the route (Prefix)
price_1 double Price per minute for the first interval (Price 1)
price_n double Price per minute for the next intervals (Price N)
interval_1 int First billing interval in seconds (Interval 1, sec)
interval_n int Next billing intervals in seconds (Interval N, sec)
preference int Preference of the route; higher is tried first by the Route Preference policy. The panel default is 5
huntstop int 1: do not try other connections after this route fails (Huntstop)
timeout_1xx int Seconds to wait for a provisional response (1xx Timeout, sec). The panel default is 10
timeout int Seconds to wait for the answer (2xx Timeout, sec). The panel default is 60
forbidden boolean True: never send this prefix to the vendor (Forbidden)

addDestinationSet

Section titled “addDestinationSet”

Creates a destination set.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
name string yes Name of the set
currency string yes ISO 4217 code of the set’s prices, for example USD. Cannot be changed later
description string no Free text
connect_fee double no Charge per connected call (Connect Fee)
free_seconds int no Free seconds at the start of a call (Free Seconds)
grace_period int no Calls up to this length in seconds are not charged (Grace Period, sec)
post_call_surcharge double no Surcharge after the call (Post Call Surcharge, %)

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK
i_destination_set int ID of the new set

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("addDestinationSet", {"name": "Carrier A - wholesale", "currency": "USD", "connect_fee": 0.0})
response
{"result": "OK", "i_destination_set": 118}

listDestinationSets

Section titled “listDestinationSets”

Returns destination sets with all their attributes.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
name_pattern string no Filter by name with SQL LIKE syntax: % matches any text
i_destination_set int no Return only this set

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK
list array One struct per set with the fields of addDestinationSet and i_destination_set

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("listDestinationSets", {"name_pattern": "Carrier A%"})
response
{
    "result": "OK",
    "list": [
        {"i_destination_set": 118, "name": "Carrier A - wholesale", "currency": "USD"},
        # … one struct per set
    ],
}

addRouteToDestinationSet

Section titled “addRouteToDestinationSet”

Adds a route to a destination set.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
i_destination_set int yes ID of the set
prefix string yes Prefix of the route
other fields no Any field of the route structure

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("addRouteToDestinationSet", {
    "i_destination_set": 118,
    "prefix": "4420",
    "price_1": 0.012,
    "price_n": 0.012,
    "interval_1": 60,
    "interval_n": 60,
    "preference": 5,
})
response
{"result": "OK"}

updateRouteInDestinationSet

Section titled “updateRouteInDestinationSet”

Changes the route of a prefix.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
i_destination_set int yes ID of the set
prefix string yes Current prefix of the route
new_prefix string no New prefix for the route
other fields no Any field of the route structure

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("updateRouteInDestinationSet", {"i_destination_set": 118, "prefix": "4420", "price_1": 0.011, "price_n": 0.011})
response
{"result": "OK"}

delRouteFromDestinationSet

Section titled “delRouteFromDestinationSet”

Removes the route of a prefix from a destination set.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
i_destination_set int yes ID of the set
prefix string yes Prefix of the route

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("delRouteFromDestinationSet", {"i_destination_set": 118, "prefix": "4420"})
response
{"result": "OK"}

deleteAllRoutesInDestinationSet

Section titled “deleteAllRoutesInDestinationSet”

Removes every route of a destination set and keeps the set itself. The panel uses it for Delete All on the routes screen and does not offer it while an uploaded price list is being processed for the set; do the same in your integration.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”
Name Type Required Description
i_destination_set int yes ID of the set

Returns

Section titled “Returns”
Name Type Description
result string OK

Example

Section titled “Example”
request
call("deleteAllRoutesInDestinationSet", {"i_destination_set": 118})
response
{"result": "OK"}
Section titled “Related”