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The settings groups in your wholesale portal's Global Configuration, and how to manage what your resellers' customers can see.

As a wholesale voice partner, you control your whole billing platform, including your reseller partners and all customer accounts. Global Configuration holds the platform-wide settings.

  1. Go to Settings › Global Configuration.
  2. Select a group in Global settings on the left. Use Search to find a setting by name.
  3. The group’s settings appear in the Configuration List on the right, with each setting’s Title, Key, Description and Value.
Group What it controls
ASR monitoring Rules that automatically block outbound calls from new accounts with a low Answer Seizure Ratio (ASR) or many short calls.
Ban Request limits that ban an IP address or a staff, partner or customer administrator, the ban time, and whitelists.
Call processing parameters Call handling defaults: the default caller ID (PAI), default call limits (including for toll-free numbers), maximum call length, prohibited PAI prefixes, and charges for calls with an invalid caller ID.
Commissions When reseller partners receive earned commission, the maximum combined agent commission and rebate, and when referral requests expire.
Customer reviews When customers get a review request email.
DIDs Number defaults, such as porting countries, the default 1300 and 1800 plan, the quarantine period, toll-free prefixes and number qualification.
DIDww API settings for the DIDww number supplier, and margins on imported prices.
Emergency services Your IPND codes, address validation and how often the IPND file is sent. See IPND data.
Financial The allowed negative balance when an account is cancelled, and the default tax (GST/VAT) country.
Mail The email addresses for each department, such as accounts, info, no-reply, sales, support and number porting, and your SendGrid API Key. See SendGrid email.
New customer accounts Default settings for new customer accounts, such as account type, credit limit, status and free trial credit.
Notifications When the system sends notifications, such as credit limit warnings, low partner balance, monthly fee and overdue invoice reminders, and porting follow-ups.
Reports Call record archiving, limits on report size, and FTP reporting.
Retail website The 1300 and 1800 number groups and the call and SMS plans your website’s rate checker shows, and the website’s reCAPTCHA.
Services and licences Settings for internet suppliers and speech-to-text.
Signup and verification Who can sign up and how accounts are verified: blocked email domains and countries, SMS verification limits, identity verification, and automatic two-factor authentication for customer administrators.
Simwood API settings for the Simwood number supplier, and margins on imported prices.
SMS SMS settings, such as the sender for no-reply SMS, SMS-to-HTTP forwarding and the third-party SMS forwarding options customers can choose.
System status The status of each service (voice, Microsoft Teams and internet), shown in your channel and white-label partners’ portals. See Reports and service status.
Teams DNS settings for the domains created for the Microsoft Teams integration.
Trial customers limitations The free trial’s length and what trial and unverified customers can do, such as call length and the number of users, trunks and numbers.
Voice generator The example script customers hear when they click Listen to the example on the voice artist page.
Web portals Portal-wide settings, such as the company name shown in the browser tab and the customer portal’s Google Tag Manager.
Logos Your logos for the admin billing portal, emails, invoices and customer accounts. Logos must match the format and size shown, or they won’t appear.

The Settings tab also has Courier Companies, Voice Artists, Invoice Templates, Resellers, Mail Templates, PBXes, Administrators, Ban Lists and Release Notes.

Help a reseller manage their customers’ access

Section titled “Help a reseller manage their customers’ access”

Channel and white-label partners can hide customer portal pages for all their customers. You can make this change for them from your wholesale portal.

  1. Go to Resellers › Reseller Partners and select the channel or white-label partner.
  2. Click Manage to open their partner portal.
  3. In their portal, go to Settings › Customer Portal and change the Customer portal configuration settings.
  4. Click Update.

These settings apply to every customer of that reseller. To change access for one customer’s administrators, or to see each setting, see Partner portal overview.