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# Setting Up CDR Clearing

Configure which rules run on your CDRs and how strict they are.

### Create a rule set

1. Navigate to **CDRs → Configuration**.
2. Click **Add rule**.
3. Select the target partner:
   * **Everyone** — applies to all your partnerships. The default starting point.
   * **Specific partner** — applies only to CDRs from one partner. Useful for relationships with negotiated tolerances.
4. Toggle on the rules you want and set their parameters. See [Validation Rules Reference](/cdr-clearing/validation-rules-reference.md) for each rule's options.
5. Save.

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### Recommended setup

For a new configuration:

* Start with the default **Everyone** rule set.
* Enable **Energy**, **Cost**, **Duration**, and **Timestamp** validation as your baseline.
* Enable **Tariff Cost Consistency** — in our experience, the single highest-value rule.
* Create **partner-specific rule sets** for relationships where the baseline doesn't fit — for example, a partner running ultra-fast chargers where the default energy upper bound is too low.

See [Validation Rules Reference](/cdr-clearing/validation-rules-reference.md) for what each rule checks. Once CDRs are flagged for review, use the patterns in your CDR Inbox to refine your setup. See [How to Handle Flagged CDRs](/cdr-clearing/how-to-handle-flagged-cdrs.md).

### CDR quarantine (CPOs only)

Enable quarantine if you want flagged CDRs held on your side before they're sent to the eMSP. This gives you a chance to fix issues — recalculate cost, supply missing fields, correct tariffs — before the eMSP ever sees the CDR. Without quarantine, flagged CDRs are delivered to the eMSP immediately and show up in both inboxes.


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