Destination groups

A destination group bundles several destinations — usually every prefix for one country, or one country split by type (fixed, mobile, premium…) — under a single name, so you can open, price, or route them as one unit instead of one prefix at a time.

The list

In the sidebar, go to Routing > Destination groups. The A–Z bar above the table filters the list to group names starting with that letter.

The Destination groups list, filtered to "G" — most countries here come split into several groups by type (Fixed, Mobile, Premium, Special) plus one group for the country as a whole.

Each row shows the group's country flag, its Destinations count (how many individual destination prefixes are in the group), and four actions:

ActionWhat it does
DestinationsOpen the list of individual destination prefixes that belong to this group, and add more.
StatisticsOpen the group's statistics view.
EditRename the group or change its flag/country.
DeleteRemove the group (its destinations are not deleted with it).
Note

The groups shown above ship with the system — a worldwide set of country and country/type groups. Use Create group (top right of the list) to add your own, for example to bundle one particular set of prefixes you want to price or route together.

Where a group name shows up

A destination group is a name you can point at from other screens — for example a rate's Direction or a routing rule — instead of picking dozens of individual prefixes one by one. See Rates, rate details and destinations for how individual destinations and their prefixes work.

Check

Open a group's Destinations action and confirm the prefixes you expect are listed there.