Tariff conversion

Conversion creates a brand-new tariff from an existing one — every rate recalculated by a formula you set — instead of you rebuilding a whole rate sheet by hand. It never changes the source tariff.

Open it

In the sidebar, go to Routing > Conversion.

Tariff conversion form: Source tariff dropdown set to 'Demo Carrier Rates (provider, EUR)', Target tariff name pre-filled with 'Demo Carrier Rates (converted)', Target type set to Wholesale, Delta absolute and Delta percent both 0, Target currency set to '— same currency —', a formula note 'new = (source × (1 + percent/100) + absolute) × rate', and a Convert tariff button. — The Conversion form. The target name is pre-filled from the source tariff's name; every other field starts at "no change".

What each field means

Field	Meaning
`Source tariff`	The existing tariff to copy rates from. Its purpose and currency are shown next to its name.
`Target tariff name`	The name of the new tariff. Leave it blank to use the source's name with "(converted)" appended.
`Target type (retail ↔ wholesale)`	The new tariff's purpose: `Retail (User)`, `Wholesale`, `Provider`, or `User-by-Provider` — see Tariff types for what each one is used for.
`Delta absolute (+/−)`	A fixed amount added to (or, if negative, subtracted from) every rate.
`Delta percent (+/−)`	A percentage markup (or discount, if negative) applied to every rate.
`Target currency (optional, with rate conversion)`	Leave at `— same currency —` to keep the source's currency, or pick another one to convert every rate using that currency's exchange rate.

The form itself states the exact formula applied to every rate:

new = (source × (1 + percent/100) + absolute) × rate

where rate is the target currency's exchange rate divided by the source currency's (1 if you kept the same currency — see Currencies and exchange rates). A rate that was blocked (-1) in the source tariff stays blocked in the new one, whatever delta you set.

Tip

A common use: convert a Provider tariff (what you pay) into a Wholesale or Retail tariff (what you charge) with a percentage markup, instead of typing every rate twice.

Check

Select Convert tariff; you land on the new tariff's rates page. Spot-check a few rates against the formula above before you assign the new tariff to anyone.