The Countries page in VOSS Automate allows you to view, add, or delete country data for your system. This page displays details such as country codes, international dial codes, access prefixes, and network and user locale information.

You can add, update, or delete country data, perform bulk actions (such as bulk delete, or export the list), and filter data by country name, ISO country code, and located at (hsc or system).

A Data model that is used to store names, codes and dialing number details for countries. This data typically does not change.

Model Details: data/Countries

An asterisk * in the title indicates the field is mandatory.
If a field has a default value, it is shown in the Description column.
If the field type is an array, the Field Name has a .[n] suffix, where n is the array index placeholder.
Object and array field names are listed to provide context. If a field belongs to an object or an array, the full field name is shown in dot separated notation.

Title	Description	Details
Country Name	The ISO country name.	Field Name: country_name Type: String
ISO Country Code	The code by ISO 3166-1.	Field Name: iso_country_code Type: String
International Dial Code	The international dial code for the country. For example, the UK would be 44.	Field Name: international_dial_code Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
International Access Prefix	The code used to dial out of the country. For example, in the UK this would be 00.	Field Name: international_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
Standard Access Prefix	The prefix used when making a standard phone call within the country (i.e. for a call to your neighbor). For example, in the UK this would be 0.	Field Name: standard_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
Premium Access Prefix	The prefix used when making a premium call within the country (i.e. for a call to an information service such as weather or news service). For example, in the UK this would be 9.	Field Name: premium_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
Emergency Access Prefix	The prefix used when making an emergency call within the country (i.e. for a call to the fire department/service). This is a mandatory field. For example, in the UK this would be 999.	Field Name: emergency_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
Service Access Prefix	The prefix used when making a service call within the country (i.e. for a call to your telephone service provider). For example, in the UK this would be 111.	Field Name: service_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
CLI On Prefix	The prefix used within the country when CLI is active.	Field Name: cli_on_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
National Trunk Prefix	The National Trunk Prefix used within the country. For example, in the UK this would be 0.	Field Name: national_trunk_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
PSTN Access Prefix	The PSTN Access Prefix used within the country. For example, in the UK this would be 9.	Field Name: pstn_access_prefix Type: String MaxLength: 5 Pattern: ^[0-9]*$
Default User Locale	The Default User Locale is used when phones or mobility profiles are bulk loaded, with the phone locale set to 'auto'. If set to 'auto', then the default user locale for the country of the location where the phone or extension mobility profile resides in, is used. The default user locale is also used with the migration from the old phone locale (ISO country code) when the phone locale for a phone or mobility profile is set to 'auto'. In this case, the same selection method as describe above is used.	Field Name: default_user_locale Type: String
Network Locale	This contains a definition of the tones and cadences that the phones in the specified user locale will use.	Field Name: network_locale Type: String

Model: data/Countries

Countries

Model Details: data/Countries