A DECISION YOU CAN EXPLAIN
Why this buyer.
Why this outcome.
Test the rules before connecting a live service. See which fictional buyers qualify, what makes a call billable, and how reversals change the projected contribution.
01 · ROUTING DECISION
Eligibility before price.
The highest offer wins only among eligible buyers. Every excluded buyer keeps all its rejection reasons. Daily caps count connected sample events, including unqualified and reversed outcomes. Occupied lines are a preset capacity snapshot, not live calls.
Changing scenario starts a fresh sample session and clears its outcomes.
Next event keeps the same fictional contact and time, so duplicate protection can be tested.
ROUTING PREVIEW
Checking sample rules…
02 · OFFER & OUTCOME
Connected is not the same as billable.
Adjust sample evidence, then record one local outcome. Duration alone cannot prove qualification or consent.
Selected fictional offer
The offer snapshot below is copied into the outcome. Later scenarios do not rewrite the rules attached to an event.
LOCAL OUTCOMES
Inspect the decision trail.
0 events
A reversal cancels recognized buyer revenue and supplier payout once. Incurred costs, duplicate history and capacity usage remain.
03 · PROJECTED CONTRIBUTION
See the costs behind the revenue.
Change the assumptions to explore a scenario. These are projections, not measured results, quotes or an earnings promise.
ASSUMPTIONS · NOT A FORECAST
Projected contribution
How this is calculated
Retained billables = raw requests × billable rate × (1 − reversal rate). Expected counts may be fractional.
Contribution = retained buyer revenue − retained supplier payouts − acquisition costs − operating costs − fixed costs.
Both revenue and supplier payout are canceled for a reversed billable. Acquisition and operating costs apply to every raw request. Taxes, financing and unlisted costs are excluded. Actual terms may differ.