Emergency 911 (911/LEC)
TSG prepares NENA compliant 911 records in the various formats specified by each ILEC based on the information received from each local order provisioned. Each record is verified for address accuracy with each LEC's MSAG database, NPA/NXX ownership is also verified to determine accurate action codes (migrate in lieu of install or delete vs. unlock). Once determined correct, 911 records are then uploaded to the LEC's 911 Database. TSG then verifies if all records have been accepted and makes any corrections if necessary. LNP records are withheld in a sub-database and verified with SOA until the appropriate porting date and consolidated within our client's daily ALI record upload to each ILEC.
Process:
E911 Data Management - data management and processing of E911 NENA (National Emergency Number Association) standard records in compliance with all federal, state, county and local codes. The following summarizes the major responsibilities associated with the E911 service offering:
1. Receive ORDER extract report on a daily basis and extract pertinent E911information to submit records in a timely and accurate manner.
a.)If all information is unavailable; it is the responsibility of the supplier to contact provisioning to obtain
accuracy of information.
2. Obtain confirmation and status reports from all ILEC data processing centers to verify accuracy.
3. Make any and all corrections if necessary.
4. Process all Customers NPA/NXX ANIs prior to cut.
5. Process all LNP ANIs at port date.
6. Maintain a current and accurate Customer's E911 database.
7. Conduct annual audits of all ILEC E911 databases and make corrections as necessary.
8. Conduct annual switch audit to verify that all active ANIs have an appropriate E911 record associated and make corrections if necessary.
9. Interact directly with E911 technical staff to provide 911 testing assistance on existing and new switches.
10. Interact directly with field to resolve any and all issues if necessary.
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TSG prepares NENA compliant 911 records in the various formats specified by each ILEC based on the information received from each local order provisioned. Each record is verified for address accuracy with each LEC's MSAG database, NPA/NXX ownership is also verified to determine accurate action codes (migrate in lieu of install or delete vs. unlock). Once determined correct, 911 records are then uploaded to the LEC's 911 Database. TSG then verifies if all records have been accepted and makes any corrections if necessary. LNP records are withheld in a sub-database and verified with SOA until the appropriate porting date and consolidated within our client's daily ALI record upload to each ILEC.
Process:
E911 Data Management - data management and processing of E911 NENA (National Emergency Number Association) standard records in compliance with all federal, state, county and local codes. The following summarizes the major responsibilities associated with the E911 service offering:
1. Receive ORDER extract report on a daily basis and extract pertinent E911information to submit records in a timely and accurate manner.
a.)If all information is unavailable; it is the responsibility of the supplier to contact provisioning to obtain
accuracy of information.
2. Obtain confirmation and status reports from all ILEC data processing centers to verify accuracy.
3. Make any and all corrections if necessary.
4. Process all Customers NPA/NXX ANIs prior to cut.
5. Process all LNP ANIs at port date.
6. Maintain a current and accurate Customer's E911 database.
7. Conduct annual audits of all ILEC E911 databases and make corrections as necessary.
8. Conduct annual switch audit to verify that all active ANIs have an appropriate E911 record associated and make corrections if necessary.
9. Interact directly with E911 technical staff to provide 911 testing assistance on existing and new switches.
10. Interact directly with field to resolve any and all issues if necessary.
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