Extended domestic zone

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	Understand the Extended Domestic Zone

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What is an Extended Domestic Zone?

In some carrier plans, part or all the domestic allowance of data can be used in other countries than the original country of the carrier / SIM.

• As an example in Europe, a % of the domestic data allowance can be used in all the countries of the European Union.
• As another example, some Canadian domestic plans can be used in the United States of America.
  
  

Setting up an Extended Domestic Zone 

In Datalert, it is possible to define for each plan, a "Extended Domestic Zone" with the following steps:

1. Create a new zone (you cannot edit an existing zone for that)
   
   
2. Check the "Extended Domestic Zone" checkbox
   
   
3. Include into the zone the countries for which it is possible to use domestic data allowance
   
   
4. Define the volume that you can use in this zone: Extended Domestic Data Cap (this volume cannot be over the domestic volume of the plan)
   
   
5. Define the price per MB that the carrier will invoice if a line goes over the Extended Domestic Data Cap.
   
   
6. Submit

The Extended Domestic Zone is recognizable with this icon

How to read the pie charts?

Domestic pie chart

In that example, 171.23 MB has been used from the Extended Domestic Zone. It is added to the 2.06 GB of domestic traffic. 2.77 GB of allowance is left. (171.23MB + 2.06GB + 2.77 GB = 5GB)

Extended Domestic Zone pie chart

In that example, 171.23 MB has been used from the Extended Domestic Zone. It is added to the 2.06 GB of domestic traffic. 2.77 GB of allowance is left. (171.23MB + 2.06GB + 2.77 GB = 5GB)

Domestic Extended Zone filters

It is possible to filter the Domestic Extended Zone traffic by using the button on the maps and some graphics:

 

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