Who is it for?

♦ ITSPs entering new residential and retail markets (where the telecommunications market has been deregulated)
♦ Companies launching Vonage-like services.
♦ Carriers looking for enhanced profit from increased wholesale traffic.
♦ Service providers who wish to extend their existing VoIP services.
♦ Companies competing with local telecoms by offering enhanced 3rd generation services (follow-me, mobility, etc.)

How does it work?

The provider assigns the end user a local or international telephone number (DID) so the user can place and receive calls.
The caller dials the desired local or long-distance number directly. The call is then sent over the customer’s high-speed Internet connection.
Once the call is completed, it is charged to the caller’s account balance.
Users may log in to the account self-provisioning interface at any time to access service usage data and call history (xDRs/CDRs), payment information (credit card info), language options, and many other features.

Key Features

♦ Standard features such as call waiting, call forwarding, call transfer, caller ID and three-way calling, as well as optional features like voicemail and web-based email (their popularity with users means excellent revenue-generating potential).
♦ Users may retain their current analogue telephone numbers.
♦ Utility for remote bulk configuration of end users’ SIP user agents (Cisco ATA, Sipura, Grandstream).
♦ Customisable, wizard-driven call rating, including peak and off-peak periods.
♦ Unlimited number of accounts hosted by the system.
♦ Easy management of accounts and batches.
♦ In-depth analysis per VoIP carrier based on traffic and generated revenues.
♦ Comprehensive and customisable reporting functions allowing service providers to track all types of call information (by destination, time, ASR, etc.).
♦ E-commerce module credit card payment, web subscription; fully compliant with the Visa security standard.