Split accounting for users over multiple accounting systems

摘要

In a typical telecommunications charging system, the user is launched on a single charging system where the taxation, claim and retail charging functions are executed and maintained.However, as the embedding subscriber identification module (ESIM) and the Internet of things (lot) technology become more popular A scenario arises that a single charging system cannot meet the needs of the telecommunications service provider and the end user appropriately.For example, a single user may have a telematics capability (e.g., navigation or real-time monitoring of driver's behavior) and infotainment capability (e.g. streaming multimedia such as movies or music into an internal device of a car) Buying a car with a car may cause such concerns.This is charged under the first charge plan (e.g., a fixed monthly fee) that is directly charged to the first party, such as an automobile dealer or car manufacturer, while Infotainment is particularly applicable when charged under a second fee plan (e.g., per Gigabyte fee) that is directly charged to a second party such as the user itself.Under a conventional billing system, a single bill is generated and transmitted only to one party (e.g., an auto dealer or a user) and manually adjusts the payment to one or more other responsible parties with respect to the party who receives the bill.These and other problems are present in a conventional charging system.Therefore, there is a need to provide a separate charge to a user over a plurality of charging systems so that two or more individual parties can separately charge two or more individual parties for telecommunications services associated with a single user having multiple electronic devices.Diagram