Call Data Reconciliation at Canar Telecommunication


Ebaa Marouf

Project overview

Call data often comes from myriad sources, including network infrastructure, third-party vendors and billing systems. Ensuring consistency, accuracy, and reliability across these datasets is crucial to maintain customer trust and accurate billing.

  • To perform a comprehensive reconciliation of call data from different sources within Canar's ecosystem and identify, report, and rectify discrepancies.
  • Implement continues monitoring mechanism to address future spam sources




Project Objective


Tools Used

Clean Lined Data Analysis

SQL for data collection and partial processing

Microsoft Excel for data processing

Advanced Filter, Conditional Formatting, PivotTables, and PivotCharts

Methodology

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  • Data Collection: Gathered call logs and related data from various sources including:
    • Network call routers
    • Customer billing systems
    • Third-party communication service providers
    • Customer complaint and feedback channels
  • Pre-processing:
    • Standardized data formats across all sources
    • Addressed missing values, outliers, and anomalies
  • Reconciliation Process:
    • Mapped corresponding data entries from different sources
    • Identified mismatches in call durations, timestamps, caller/callee IDs, and billing amounts
    • Tagged discrepancies for further investigation
  • Reporting:
    • Created dynamic dashboards using tools like Excel and Power BI
    • Highlighted key areas of concern, such as frequent mismatches from specific sources or particular types of discrepancies
  • Resolution:
    • Collaborated with respective departments to delve deeper into root causes
    • Implemented corrections in the data and provided feedback loops for system refinements

Project Outcomes

The reconciliation process led to:

  • A significant reduction in billing errors, enhancing customer trust.
  • Identification of systemic issues in certain data sources, leading to infrastructure improvements.
  • Streamlined workflows for future reconciliation processes, improving efficiency.


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