CCR ReaderMake sense of call charge records.

Start with Your Records

Drop Excel files here, or choose them from your device.
Import several workbooks and explore them together.


.xls, .xlsx and .csv · Up to 25 MB per file

Feedback

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Record Tags

Apply or remove tags for the selected records. A record can have several tags. Labels here describe entries; Number IDs identifies the people or services behind phone numbers.

Save / Load Workspace

Save a Sharing Pack

Includes all loaded original source files and records, including hidden sources and raw fields, number identification, record tags, colours, filters, columns and display settings. The recipient can reopen and continue working with the same data.

Load a Saved Pack

Loading replaces this session. Save your current workspace first if you want to keep it. Packs contain readable record data and are not encrypted. Nothing is uploaded; share the downloaded ZIP using your usual secure channel.

Settings

How to Set Times Correctly

  1. Check each source file. Its time basis describes the timestamps supplied by the carrier, not where you are. Explicit UTC records stay UTC. For other files, check the explanatory notes before choosing a fixed UTC offset or a named location.
  2. Choose your display time zone here. Named locations follow daylight-saving changes for each record date. Fixed UTC offsets stay the same throughout the year. UTC is zero offset.
  3. Review the result. The chronology, date filters, activity chart, reports and Google Earth descriptions use this display setting. Original source values remain unchanged. Changing this setting clears date/time filters so an existing range is not silently reinterpreted.

A repeated or nonexistent source local time during a clock change is kept for review rather than guessed. Confirm those records against the carrier's notes. Regional rules come from your browser's time-zone data; use an up-to-date browser. Settings apply to this session.
ADD SOURCE FILES

Review Your Import

Check the source time basis

Use the time basis stated in the carrier notes, not your current location. Your selected source time basis is shown on each file above.

Your display time zone is set separately in Settings. Ambiguous or nonexistent local times remain flagged for review.
SOURCE RECORD

Event Details

Number Identification

Manage labels across all sources. Changes apply to this session immediately.

Identify a Number

Labels are your attribution and apply to this session only.

Export Records

All records matching the current filters.

View on Google Earth

Only the selected number's own locations are mapped, whether it is the From or To party. Other parties remain in the record descriptions for context.

Uses all records matching your current filters, including those beyond the visible scroll area. Location columns do not need to be switched on. Different start and end sites for the same party and record become one numbered path; other sites remain points. Entries are ordered by event time from oldest to newest.

  1. Download the KML file below.
  2. Open earth.google.com.
  3. Choose New → Import file to Map Project (or Import file to project), then upload the downloaded KML. If asked, choose Import as project features.
  4. Open a placemark to read its record details. Use the project's slideshow/presentation controls to step through the numbered entries in order.

The KML is created on this device. Importing it into a Google Earth map project saves the included record details to your Google Drive. For local viewing instead, choose New → Open local KML file.

Cell sites show network infrastructure, not precise handset positions. Start/end sites use the record's event time for ordering; no separate location time is inferred. Paths connect the recorded sites; they do not show a measured travel route.