Why is there a difference in the length of meeting data when comparing the Billing Information (Detail) report and the Raw Meeting Detail report?
A. The Raw Meeting Details report pulls data directly from each conference server and gives the number of seconds the meeting lasted. The Billing Details report gives the number of minutes the meeting lasted, but this number is rounded up to the next minute. For example, a 63-second meeting would be reported as two minutes. You cannot divide the number of seconds from the Raw Meeting Detail report by 60 and expect that to equal the number of minutes in the Billing Detail report. The system is designed this way in order to provide customers with different options for billing.
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