This document provides information about Unified Telecom B.V.B.A., a privately held telecommunications company based in Belgium. It offers a cloud-based platform that allows partners to provide mobile, fixed, and computer communications services over existing networks with minimal upfront investment. The platform includes features such as hosted PBX, wireless VoIP solutions, number services, and termination capabilities. It also discusses Unified Telecom's leadership team and technical architecture, which includes a carrier-grade softswitch and clustered servers for redundancy.
Telesens is an international software company that develops and implements enterprise software solutions for telecommunications operators, offering a portfolio of products and services including interconnect billing, roaming settlements, policy and charging control, and professional consulting and software development services. The company has over 20 years of experience in the telecom industry and has successfully delivered over 600 projects to major operators worldwide.
Companies today face many challenges in keeping pace with customer demands, out-pacing competitors, and managing costs. This is particularly true for stretched IT departments who struggle with streamlining and managing network administration and operations efforts. Companies must find a way to integrate and consolidate disparate and distant locations into their existing networks as quickly and efficiently as possible. Managing these demands, meeting the requirement for additional bandwidth, and protecting and maintaining mission critical networks – all with existing headcount is a formidable challenge.
Investing in your telecommunications system is an investment in your business, a financially strong provider you can trust – one with strong liquidity and the ability to invest in customer opportunities. tw telecom is that partner a strong company with solid fundamentals fully prepared to be your business partner.
The document summarizes Colt's unbranded backbone solutions that can help telecommunications companies achieve their business goals. It offers access solutions, data backbone solutions, white-label solutions, voice interconnect solutions, and managed services. Customers can upgrade infrastructure, outsource their backbone network, and broaden their business without capital investments. Colt has expertise in high performance networks across Europe.
The cost effective alternative to expensive on-site
telephone
equipment with their hidden costs of maintenance, upgrades and replacement.
A brand new
telephone system for a fixed monthly fee per user
(typically only
£10-15 per month).
In year savings can run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Viettel Telecom Corporation is a leading telecommunications provider operating in 10 countries with over 84 million customers. It has a strong international presence through partnerships with global carriers and the provision of services like international voice, roaming, IP transit, and fraud detection solutions. Viettel aims to continuously innovate and improve quality of life through tailored telecom services and social responsibility.
This document is the annual report for euNetworks Group Limited for 2012. It includes sections on the company's operational overview, business model, network assets, product portfolio, and key trends driving demand for bandwidth. The company owns and operates fiber networks in 13 major European cities and provides wholesale and enterprise customers with bandwidth infrastructure products like dark fiber, wavelengths, ethernet, and colocation to satisfy growing demand for connectivity. EuNetworks aims to leverage its unique metropolitan fiber assets to scale its business and become a €1 billion company by focusing on growth, margins, and shareholder value.
Solution technology for Sky Garden Jakarta SetiabudiJulian Hutabarat
The document discusses plans to implement a triple-play infrastructure for Setiabudi Sky Garden residential complex. It will involve installing an ADSL2+ network using the existing copper wiring to provide high-speed internet, IPTV, and telephone services in a bundled package. This type of converged network infrastructure can boost property values and meet subscriber demands for robust connectivity, entertainment, and productivity.
SIP Trunking - The cornerstone of unified communicationsJake Weaver
SIP trunks perform some key call and session control and management functions, and serve in place of traditional access lines and trunks.ix Typically provisioned by carriers over T1 trunks, carrier-based SIP trunk services interface between carriers’ nodes and SIP-enabled customer premises equipment, such as a SIP gateway or IP PBX.x SIP Trunks also interconnect customer sites with hosted VOIP/IP centrex services, cloud/software as a service (SaaS) applications, and facilitate customer connectivity with IMS-based applications, like single number service (see sidebar). At the carrier, SIP Trunks interconnect to IP-based WAN services, VOIP/multimedia-enabled network nodes and from these, to the public switched telephone network (PSTN).
Telesens is an international software company that develops and implements enterprise software solutions for telecommunications operators, offering a portfolio of products and services including interconnect billing, roaming settlements, policy and charging control, and professional consulting and software development services. The company has over 20 years of experience in the telecom industry and has successfully delivered over 600 projects to major operators worldwide.
Companies today face many challenges in keeping pace with customer demands, out-pacing competitors, and managing costs. This is particularly true for stretched IT departments who struggle with streamlining and managing network administration and operations efforts. Companies must find a way to integrate and consolidate disparate and distant locations into their existing networks as quickly and efficiently as possible. Managing these demands, meeting the requirement for additional bandwidth, and protecting and maintaining mission critical networks – all with existing headcount is a formidable challenge.
Investing in your telecommunications system is an investment in your business, a financially strong provider you can trust – one with strong liquidity and the ability to invest in customer opportunities. tw telecom is that partner a strong company with solid fundamentals fully prepared to be your business partner.
The document summarizes Colt's unbranded backbone solutions that can help telecommunications companies achieve their business goals. It offers access solutions, data backbone solutions, white-label solutions, voice interconnect solutions, and managed services. Customers can upgrade infrastructure, outsource their backbone network, and broaden their business without capital investments. Colt has expertise in high performance networks across Europe.
The cost effective alternative to expensive on-site
telephone
equipment with their hidden costs of maintenance, upgrades and replacement.
A brand new
telephone system for a fixed monthly fee per user
(typically only
£10-15 per month).
In year savings can run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Viettel Telecom Corporation is a leading telecommunications provider operating in 10 countries with over 84 million customers. It has a strong international presence through partnerships with global carriers and the provision of services like international voice, roaming, IP transit, and fraud detection solutions. Viettel aims to continuously innovate and improve quality of life through tailored telecom services and social responsibility.
This document is the annual report for euNetworks Group Limited for 2012. It includes sections on the company's operational overview, business model, network assets, product portfolio, and key trends driving demand for bandwidth. The company owns and operates fiber networks in 13 major European cities and provides wholesale and enterprise customers with bandwidth infrastructure products like dark fiber, wavelengths, ethernet, and colocation to satisfy growing demand for connectivity. EuNetworks aims to leverage its unique metropolitan fiber assets to scale its business and become a €1 billion company by focusing on growth, margins, and shareholder value.
Solution technology for Sky Garden Jakarta SetiabudiJulian Hutabarat
The document discusses plans to implement a triple-play infrastructure for Setiabudi Sky Garden residential complex. It will involve installing an ADSL2+ network using the existing copper wiring to provide high-speed internet, IPTV, and telephone services in a bundled package. This type of converged network infrastructure can boost property values and meet subscriber demands for robust connectivity, entertainment, and productivity.
SIP Trunking - The cornerstone of unified communicationsJake Weaver
SIP trunks perform some key call and session control and management functions, and serve in place of traditional access lines and trunks.ix Typically provisioned by carriers over T1 trunks, carrier-based SIP trunk services interface between carriers’ nodes and SIP-enabled customer premises equipment, such as a SIP gateway or IP PBX.x SIP Trunks also interconnect customer sites with hosted VOIP/IP centrex services, cloud/software as a service (SaaS) applications, and facilitate customer connectivity with IMS-based applications, like single number service (see sidebar). At the carrier, SIP Trunks interconnect to IP-based WAN services, VOIP/multimedia-enabled network nodes and from these, to the public switched telephone network (PSTN).
France Telecom is the leading broadband and mobile provider in Europe. It operates under the Orange brand in 23 countries worldwide, including 13 European countries. Key points:
- Orange has over 177 million customers across five continents.
- France Telecom generates over €52 billion annually in consolidated sales.
- The company provides both mobile and fixed-line services, with mobile being its largest business segment.
- It faces competition from other major telecom companies in each country such as Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Telefonica in Spain.
Colt Communication Services is reorganizing to benefit customers and partners by simplifying processes, removing complexity, and enabling faster decision making. The presentation focuses on Colt Communication Services, which delivers IT and communication services through business partners to wholesale and midsize customers. CCS's strategy involves branded and unbranded solutions targeting medium and small enterprises as well as resellers and carriers through a portfolio of generic, sector, and communications packages.
Monty Holding is a global telecom solutions group with two main subsidiaries, Monty Mobile and Spactron. Monty Mobile is a GSMA-certified SMS hub and roaming broker that facilitates international data, voice, and SMS services. Spactron provides wholesale voice carrier services including international voice termination and interconnections. The document provides an overview of Monty Holding's mission, vision, global presence and the services offered by its subsidiaries such as SMS hubbing, firewalls, and roaming solutions.
GCOMM is an Australian technology company established in 1996 that specializes in delivering managed networks and enterprise IT services. It serves over 400 customers nationwide with managed solutions including private IP networks, internet access, voice, backup and security delivered over its nationwide network. GCOMM prides itself on its strong engineering capabilities and personalized customer service.
This document provides a regulatory framework for mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) in Malaysia. It defines MVNOs and outlines four business models for MVNOs - full MVNO, enhanced service provider, enhanced reseller, and reseller. It discusses proposals from Telekom Malaysia and UMTS to provide airtime capacity to MVNOs. The document also covers licensing requirements, numbering allocation, and the MCMC's limited regulatory intervention approach to ensure MVNO sustainability and competitiveness.
The Texas Teacher STaR Charts is an assessment tool developed around the four key areas of the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership, Administration & Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. The purpose of the Teacher STaR Chart is to help teachers, campuses, and districts determine their progress toward meeting technology goals and assess the impact of efforts to improve student learning through technology use. All teachers are required to complete the Teacher STaR Chart to provide data on the current educational technology profile and identify areas for improvement.
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Unified Telecom Hosted Callcenter Suite 1guestafcab76
This document summarizes the features and pricing of a hosted call center suite provided by Unified Telecom. The call center is located in Belgium and utilizes a highly secure and redundant infrastructure. It provides inbound, outbound, and blended call handling capabilities along with integrated call recording and reporting. Customers require IP phones, computers, and sufficient bandwidth. The pricing structure is pre-paid with a setup cost of 15 euro per seat and a monthly hosted call center license fee of 20 euro per seat. Additional services like phone numbers and calling minutes are available for separate charges.
This document describes the benefits of a virtual conference room service. It allows users to hold meetings without needing to travel by providing their own dedicated online conference room. Users pay a flat monthly or yearly fee, rather than per-minute charges, and can host an unlimited number of participants regardless of their locations. The service offers flexibility, security, and cost savings compared to traditional travel-based meetings or dial-in conference calls.
Sam Rayburn High Schools' technology plan aims to improve student learning, teaching, and support through technology integration. The plan outlines 5 objectives: 1) improve student learning through digital content and ensuring technology literacy; 2) improve staff technology skills; 3) improve efficiency through technology use; 4) ensure equitable technology access; and 5) evaluate technology use through research. The plan provides targets, actions, and responsibilities for each objective over three years to enhance instruction and operations through strategic technology investments and professional development.
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
IT 34500 is an undergraduate course offered to Purdue West Lafayette students. The course gives an introduction into biometrics and automatic identification and data capture technologies
This research focused on classifying Human-Biometric Sensor Interaction errors in real-time. The Kinect 2 was used as a measuring device to track the position and movements of the subject through a simulated border control environment. Knowing, in detail, the state of the subject ensures that the human element of the HBSI model is analyzed accurately. A network connection was established with the iris device to know the state of the sensor and biometric system elements of the model. Information such as detection rate, extraction rate, quality, capture type, and more metrics was available for use in classifying HBSI errors. A Federal Inspection Station (FIS) booth was constructed to simulate a U.S. border control setting in an International airport. The subjects were taken through the process of capturing iris and fingerprint samples in an immigration setting. If errors occurred, the Kinect 2 program would classify the error and saved these for further analysis.
The document describes Mobispine's desktop messaging product portfolio. Mobispine is a Swedish company that is a world leader in enterprise desktop messaging solutions. It has 25 leading mobile operators as customers and a global presence with offices worldwide. Desktop messaging is a proven solution for enterprise customers to communicate with workforces, customers, and partners via SMS and MMS. Operators are able to strengthen existing enterprise accounts and win more accounts with this convenient and cost-effective messaging service.
ProTel is a Polish telecommunications company that has been providing innovative communication solutions since 1991. It specializes in solutions using Siemens technology and has completed many projects for customers in industries such as energy, transportation, military, and more. Some of ProTel's major projects include building fiber optic networks for pipeline operators, IP telephony networks using HiPath servers, and ATM networks using Hicom 300E communication servers. ProTel offers full lifecycle communication services from design to implementation to ongoing support.
Dube iConnect is a dedicated IT and telecommunications platform within the Dube TradePort business community in South Africa. It has invested over R150 million to create a sophisticated network utilizing 36km of fiber optics to digitally connect buildings and businesses within the TradePort precinct. This network provides businesses with virtual computing, data storage, disaster recovery and other services to give them a competitive advantage. Dube iConnect operates tier 3 data centers and offers both private and public cloud services through its network and infrastructure.
France Telecom is the leading broadband and mobile provider in Europe. It operates under the Orange brand in 23 countries worldwide, including 13 European countries. Key points:
- Orange has over 177 million customers across five continents.
- France Telecom generates over €52 billion annually in consolidated sales.
- The company provides both mobile and fixed-line services, with mobile being its largest business segment.
- It faces competition from other major telecom companies in each country such as Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Telefonica in Spain.
Colt Communication Services is reorganizing to benefit customers and partners by simplifying processes, removing complexity, and enabling faster decision making. The presentation focuses on Colt Communication Services, which delivers IT and communication services through business partners to wholesale and midsize customers. CCS's strategy involves branded and unbranded solutions targeting medium and small enterprises as well as resellers and carriers through a portfolio of generic, sector, and communications packages.
Monty Holding is a global telecom solutions group with two main subsidiaries, Monty Mobile and Spactron. Monty Mobile is a GSMA-certified SMS hub and roaming broker that facilitates international data, voice, and SMS services. Spactron provides wholesale voice carrier services including international voice termination and interconnections. The document provides an overview of Monty Holding's mission, vision, global presence and the services offered by its subsidiaries such as SMS hubbing, firewalls, and roaming solutions.
GCOMM is an Australian technology company established in 1996 that specializes in delivering managed networks and enterprise IT services. It serves over 400 customers nationwide with managed solutions including private IP networks, internet access, voice, backup and security delivered over its nationwide network. GCOMM prides itself on its strong engineering capabilities and personalized customer service.
This document provides a regulatory framework for mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) in Malaysia. It defines MVNOs and outlines four business models for MVNOs - full MVNO, enhanced service provider, enhanced reseller, and reseller. It discusses proposals from Telekom Malaysia and UMTS to provide airtime capacity to MVNOs. The document also covers licensing requirements, numbering allocation, and the MCMC's limited regulatory intervention approach to ensure MVNO sustainability and competitiveness.
The Texas Teacher STaR Charts is an assessment tool developed around the four key areas of the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership, Administration & Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. The purpose of the Teacher STaR Chart is to help teachers, campuses, and districts determine their progress toward meeting technology goals and assess the impact of efforts to improve student learning through technology use. All teachers are required to complete the Teacher STaR Chart to provide data on the current educational technology profile and identify areas for improvement.
this presentation was given at the recent Oracle JD Edwards User Group and addresses how to prepare an ROI for an Upgrade proposal to your Board of Directors
Unified Telecom Hosted Callcenter Suite 1guestafcab76
This document summarizes the features and pricing of a hosted call center suite provided by Unified Telecom. The call center is located in Belgium and utilizes a highly secure and redundant infrastructure. It provides inbound, outbound, and blended call handling capabilities along with integrated call recording and reporting. Customers require IP phones, computers, and sufficient bandwidth. The pricing structure is pre-paid with a setup cost of 15 euro per seat and a monthly hosted call center license fee of 20 euro per seat. Additional services like phone numbers and calling minutes are available for separate charges.
This document describes the benefits of a virtual conference room service. It allows users to hold meetings without needing to travel by providing their own dedicated online conference room. Users pay a flat monthly or yearly fee, rather than per-minute charges, and can host an unlimited number of participants regardless of their locations. The service offers flexibility, security, and cost savings compared to traditional travel-based meetings or dial-in conference calls.
Sam Rayburn High Schools' technology plan aims to improve student learning, teaching, and support through technology integration. The plan outlines 5 objectives: 1) improve student learning through digital content and ensuring technology literacy; 2) improve staff technology skills; 3) improve efficiency through technology use; 4) ensure equitable technology access; and 5) evaluate technology use through research. The plan provides targets, actions, and responsibilities for each objective over three years to enhance instruction and operations through strategic technology investments and professional development.
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
IT 34500 is an undergraduate course offered to Purdue West Lafayette students. The course gives an introduction into biometrics and automatic identification and data capture technologies
This research focused on classifying Human-Biometric Sensor Interaction errors in real-time. The Kinect 2 was used as a measuring device to track the position and movements of the subject through a simulated border control environment. Knowing, in detail, the state of the subject ensures that the human element of the HBSI model is analyzed accurately. A network connection was established with the iris device to know the state of the sensor and biometric system elements of the model. Information such as detection rate, extraction rate, quality, capture type, and more metrics was available for use in classifying HBSI errors. A Federal Inspection Station (FIS) booth was constructed to simulate a U.S. border control setting in an International airport. The subjects were taken through the process of capturing iris and fingerprint samples in an immigration setting. If errors occurred, the Kinect 2 program would classify the error and saved these for further analysis.
The document describes Mobispine's desktop messaging product portfolio. Mobispine is a Swedish company that is a world leader in enterprise desktop messaging solutions. It has 25 leading mobile operators as customers and a global presence with offices worldwide. Desktop messaging is a proven solution for enterprise customers to communicate with workforces, customers, and partners via SMS and MMS. Operators are able to strengthen existing enterprise accounts and win more accounts with this convenient and cost-effective messaging service.
ProTel is a Polish telecommunications company that has been providing innovative communication solutions since 1991. It specializes in solutions using Siemens technology and has completed many projects for customers in industries such as energy, transportation, military, and more. Some of ProTel's major projects include building fiber optic networks for pipeline operators, IP telephony networks using HiPath servers, and ATM networks using Hicom 300E communication servers. ProTel offers full lifecycle communication services from design to implementation to ongoing support.
Dube iConnect is a dedicated IT and telecommunications platform within the Dube TradePort business community in South Africa. It has invested over R150 million to create a sophisticated network utilizing 36km of fiber optics to digitally connect buildings and businesses within the TradePort precinct. This network provides businesses with virtual computing, data storage, disaster recovery and other services to give them a competitive advantage. Dube iConnect operates tier 3 data centers and offers both private and public cloud services through its network and infrastructure.
KPN provides an all-in-one solution for local governments that includes TV, internet, fixed and mobile calls through their more data and massive mobile internet networks. Their services allow 24/7 work from anywhere on any device safely and include moving networks and services to the cloud. KPN offers a diverse portfolio of connectivity, innovative ICT services, and identity services through their Gemnet network that connects local governments and provides secure information exchange between employees, citizens, and businesses.
Telindus Telecom is transforming into a new kind of telecom operator that provides highly competitive connectivity and cloud computing solutions to businesses in Luxembourg. It has won several awards for its cloud services and operates a state-of-the-art network and datacenter. As a single point of contact, Telindus Telecom aims to meet all of a customer's ICT and connectivity needs through integrated solutions.
The document provides an overview of TOPEX, a Romanian telecommunications company that has been in operation for 20 years developing and manufacturing civil and military telecom devices. It summarizes TOPEX's product range including CPE and 3G wireless routers, GSM and UMTS gateways, softswitches, media gateways, and GSM IP PBX systems. It also outlines TOPEX's certifications, international awards, target markets, and key elements such as product capability, flexibility, scalability, pricing and cost structure.
The document summarizes a Class 5 platform that allows operators to integrate different communication networks and provide a wide range of unified services. It enables operators to bill subscribers from different networks through a single account and number, create virtual call centers, and offer services like single access numbers, virtual IP PBX, and VoIP roaming. The platform increases ARPU and allows network convergence on switching and service levels.
This document contains the resume of Greg Subastian. It summarizes his experience working in technology sales and systems administration roles over the past 20 years. It details the various technologies he has experience with including networking, telecommunications, security, cloud services and software. It also provides summaries of his work history at several companies in sales engineering, account executive and systems administrator roles.
ICT (Information & Communication Technology) is converging today’s communications across all media types - voice, data, video, and applications - over one network. And most companies transfer to unified infrastructure using the same communications language. iPECS-CM realizes an easy and flexible migration into today’s unified communications environment to help increase revenue, save costs and enhance productivity.
The document describes the iPECS eMG80 hybrid communications platform for small and medium enterprises. It provides the following key features and capabilities in 3 sentences or less:
The iPECS eMG80 is a cost-effective hybrid IP/TDM platform that supports up to 74 trunks and 140 extensions. It provides embedded unified communications applications and supports flexible multi-site deployments. The platform offers a wide range of mobility solutions, applications, and terminals to meet the diverse needs of small and medium businesses.
Results:
· 3 million users can contact Telekom Serbia through several media channels, including telephone, e-mail,
SMS and fax
· Improved Call Answering Rate for the visa services from 30% to 90%
· Possibility to transform the contact center into a profit center
· Clients may give feedback on the service immediately after each interaction
Vox Telecom is a leading South African telecoms operator providing voice, data, and collaboration services. It has offices across South Africa and international infrastructure with points of presence in London. Vox Telecom offers a comprehensive suite of enterprise telecom solutions including access and connectivity, voice solutions, infrastructure services, security solutions, messaging and collaboration, mobility solutions, consulting and software integration, management and monitoring solutions, and managed services. It prides itself on technical expertise, innovation, and superior service delivery.
Joris Van Den Bosch has over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. He has worked for companies such as Telindus, Nokia Siemens Networks, Norkring Belgium, Volker Wessels Telecom, APK, and Domotion in roles including field support engineer, customer support engineer, project manager, and technical coordinator. He has a bachelor's degree in electronics from KHK and experience designing, installing, and maintaining optical and microwave networks across Europe and Africa.
Edistar is an Italian company founded in 1993 that specializes in providing innovative and customized multi-channel communication solutions. It offers integrated services across mobile, fixed, voice, fax, web, SMS, MMS and video networks. Edistar has over 1,740 telephone lines active 24/7 to meet the needs of diverse clients including telecom operators, banks, large companies, retailers and publishers.
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3.
Company Profile
Unified Telecom enables mobile, fixed and computerized communications over existing
networks with limited upfront investments.
The Company’s end to end environment opens telecom networks to small and medium
companies and organizations that generate a new value‐chain like hosters, Internet
service providers, integrators, social and business communities, network integrators
and software developers.
Founded in 2009, the Company has more than decades of experience in environment
installation and management serving millions of users in multiple countries.
Unified Telecom is a privately held company with head‐office in Belgium
Leadership
Unified Telecom’s team is comprised of seasoned industry experts in fixed and mobile
telecommunications, IT and unified communications.
Tim De Geyter is an expert in Sales and Marketing with world
wide experience in telecoms
Jan Yskout is an technical operational savvy with great knowledge in
IT security with great project management skills
Wouter Avondstondt is an international well known security and IT
expert
Paul Depreeuw is the companies financial, accounting and
consolidation guidance
Koen Steenkiste is a business development scholar with years of
International startup experience in fixed, mobile and
Internet Telephony startups
Unified Telecom B.V.B.A., Oudenaardsesteenweg 283, Bus 1, 9420 Erpe-Mere, Belgium, BE-0817.279.735
Tel. +32 9 298 05 86 - Fax +32 9 298 05 87 - E-mail: info@unifiedtelecom.eu www.unifiedtelecom.eu
4.
Concept
A company providing a cloud of telecommunications software capabilities and
customized support that allows our partners to enable mobile , fixed and computer
communications over the standard internet without investment.
With a carrier grade soft‐switch we allow you to offer a wide range of commercial
telephony services to your customers, such as:
Full featured, multi‐tenant hosted PBX
Wireless VoIP Solutions
Internet Telephony Services
Fixed and Mobile Numbers worldwide
Toll‐free and number translation services
Termination capability.
It provides integrated end user and telephone management, pre‐paid and post‐paid
billing, invoicing, resellers and affiliates, and a wide range of telephony features.
The environment is compatible with most modern telephone systems, including all
common SIP telephones, all common SIP and IAX PBXs, traditional PBXs and PSTN
providers supporting Primary Rate ISDN over E1, and many others.
It is the answer for a pure VoIP, a pure traditional telephony, or a hybrid world, making
it ideal for transitioning legacy PBX to VoIP.
There are many other products available to provide PBX features, multiple levels of
reseller, pre‐paid billing, post‐paid billing and invoicing, etc, but we provide all of these
in a single integrated environment combined with a years of business and technical
experience.
But Unified Telecom enables more then just the technical part of its partners business.
As we have been taking our own medicine we are capable of supporting our partners
business plan , detect and setup of the distribution channels , sales approach….
Valid information and proven sales models for Small and Medium Business offering ,
hosted offering and end2end solutions for fixed and mobile endpoints are made
available for our partners and customized when appropriate.
Unified Telecom B.V.B.A., Oudenaardsesteenweg 283, Bus 1, 9420 Erpe-Mere, Belgium, BE-0817.279.735
Tel. +32 9 298 05 86 - Fax +32 9 298 05 87 - E-mail: info@unifiedtelecom.eu www.unifiedtelecom.eu
5.
The Unified Telecom Cloud
As a foundation to support our cloud, a cluster is suitable, with multiple databases and
web machines, Asterisk machines, andOpenSIPS machines, and Test and staging
server.
This cluster has full redundancy and any single machine can crash with only a few
seconds outage. This system can also be easily expanded; typically the Asterisk
machines will run out of capacity first, and more can be added on the fly without
affecting service.
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Features List
Marketing and billing features:
Integrated pre‐paid, post‐paid, and external application billing of calls in and out,
numbers, telephone lines, etc.
Resellers and Customers, cannot see which other customers are on the system, or
even whether their parent reseller is the system owner or not. This makes the
system truly multi‐tenant.
The resellers can set their own prices for outbound calls,
numbers, telephone lines, etc.
Each reseller can define as multiple rate plans, and assign
different customers different plans.
The system owner creates groups of destination patterns and
resellers set how much markup they wish to charge their customers. Call prices
can have start and end dates as well as priorities. This allows future prices to be
loaded in advance.
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Rate plans can inherit pricing from other rate plans, allowing
fine‐grained control of pricing for different customers
without needing to work with large data sets.
Connection to PSTN carriers with different carriers to different
destinations. Each carrier can have prices set in any currency for each
destination, and automatic least cost routing can choose the cheapest carrier for
each destination. Prices can imported and exported from/to a spreadsheet.
Routing to carriers can be configured per rate plan, allowing higher quality routes for
premium customers.
Automatic failover and load balancing between carriers can be easily configured. Call
completion statistics are gathered for each destination for each carrier.
Invoices creation for each customer. Invoices can be emailed automatically. Invoices can
be reviewed, edited, and approved within the web interface before being sent.
Search and download functionality invoices on the web interface, and manage which
invoices are paid, due, or overdue.
Choice of which currency their invoices appear in.
PDF invoices can be downloaded as a single file for batch printing.
The full PBX interface, a simplified multi‐line residential interface, or a simplified
interface can be made available .
Administer prices, numbers, resellers, etc, on the web. Prices can be in any currency, and
the system will do conversions automatically. The web supports SSL (requires third
party certificate).
The web interface can be re‐branded to your own design on a per rate plan basis,
allowing multiple brandings within the same installation.
The maximum number of each feature can be set per customer, and a number of each
feature can be included.
Limitation to a certain number of concurrent calls is supported.
This can be set for each individual customer, and for inbound, outbound, and total calls.
When customers reach their limit, additional calls can either be refused or can be
allowed at additional cost.
Rate plans can optionally include a number of minutes per month. Once used up, call
prices revert to normal. Minutes call option roll over for one month. Which destinations
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use the included minutes can be configured on the web interface, and different rate
plans can use different sets of destinations.
Create products for customers to purchase. Products can be physical (such as SIP
phones), services, or blocks of minutes. Billing and invoicing for products is integrated
into customers' accounts. Recurring billing is supported.
Other charges can be attached to customers' accounts for extras such as telephone lines,
DSL circuits, etc.
Charges can be one‐off, monthly, quarterly, or annual. Charges are integrated into billing
and invoicing.
Choose telephone numbers from a list, and forward them to telephones, external
numbers, hunt groups, IVRs, etc.
Different numbers can be priced at different rates, both by area code and by number
vanity
Both inbound and outbound calls can be charged at different rates at different times of
the day and different days of the week.
New customers can sign up using a self service wizard. Resellers can set which rate
plans customers may choose from on sign‐up.
Calling cards. Resellers can set their own prices and choose features available to users.
Users are cut off when credit runs out, and resellers can set whether a warning is played
to the user, called party, or both. Both inbound and outbound calls can be billed
simultaneously. Users can make multiple outbound calls from one inbound call. Systems
with hundreds of thousands of cards are currently in use.
Call shops, where a customer can walk in, pay, and make calls from one of the shop's
telephones.
PayPal and direct debit integration for customers to top up their accounts and Credit
card integration is available at extra cost.
Sales tax, VAT, etc, can be automatically calculated and added to invoices, transactions,
and CDRs. Multiple taxes can be applied, as either a percentage or a fixed amount.
Customers and calling cards can be marked as either liable or not for each tax.
Produce pre‐paid vouchers to sell through retail channels. Customers can redeem these
vouchers automatically on the web interface or via telephone.
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Customer features:
All of the following work seamlessly with multiple levels . Customers can define their
own settings if you choose to allow them to, and they are billed automatically.
Per customer centrex numbers forwarded to sip phones, voicemail, etc. Each customer
can define their own feature codes, and multiple customers can define the same
code with different destinations. Customers can change feature codes for
voicemail, etc, as they wish.
Calls can be authenticated by username and password, source IP address, callerid,
account and PIN entered in an IVR, or called number prefix.
Telephone features include telemarketer block, caller‐id block, selectable caller‐id for
both internal and external calls, call forwarding, variable ring time, do not
disturb, call park, etc.
Voicemail with external access, email notification, web access to messages, and
multiple greetings (unavailable, busy, and temporary). Greetings can be uploaded
and downloaded on the web interface. Notification of voicemails can be via MWI,
email, SMS, and outbound calling, and work with messages left via telephone,
web, or SOAP API. Dial out and call back to the sender can be supported from the
voicemail menu, and fully integrated with billing.
Multi‐level IVRs and auto attendants. Every key on the telephone keypad, as well as
time out, can be assigned to any feature on the system, or to an external number.
External calls are billed to the IVR owner. The messages played to callers can be
recorded from a telephone or uploaded in a .wav file.
Queues / ACD. Unlike Asterisk's queues, calls can be queued across multiple machines,
with the machines voting on which call gets forwarded to an agent next. Should
one machine crash, calls on other machines are moved up the queue. Destinations
can be telephones, external numbers, and SIP URIs. Queues can be assigned
priorities, with calls on high priority queues delivered first. Reports can be
generated per queue and per agent.
Conferencing. Customers can set when the conferences run, how many people may
join, different PINs for administrators, talkers, and listeners, and a set of
telephone numbers and email addresses to notify when conferences start.
Conferences can be recurring on a daily, weekly, bi‐weekly, monthly, or bi‐
monthly basis. Numbers can route straight into a individual conference, either
with or without a PIN.
Fax to email and fax to mailbox with notification via email and SMS.
Hunt groups can call telephones, external numbers, and SIP URIs. Hunt groups include
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many find me/follow me features.
Group and number pickup.
Per telephone line and shared speed dials.
Virtual telephones, where a telephone line can be logged in on top of a physical
telephone and change its settings. Virtual telephones can move between physical
telephones for a "hot desk" environment. This is sometimes known as "virtual
extensions" or "extension mobility".
Calls can be routed by date and time of day. Dates and times can be specified up to 2
years in advance, and can be any combination of times, days of the week, days of
the month, months, and years. Routing can be changed instantly via web or
telephone.
Routing of calls by callerid, by exact number, area code, country, etc. For example, all
calls from a region can be routed to the branch in that region.
Routing of calls by regular expressions on called/calling numbers, and digits entered
by the caller.
Routing of calls by 3rd party web service. This can be configured by customers,
allowing them to control their numbers from their own web server.
Unlimited classes of service on outbound calls. Classes can be defined down to an
individual number.
Call recording, with comprehensive search and listen on the web. Customers can be
billed for both recording and storage. Recording can be done for all calls, a
percentage of calls, or on demand at the start of a call.
Call back to authenticated callerids.
Call screening, where called parties are asked if they wish to accept calls. Callers can
be asked to record their names, their callerid can be played, or a message specific
to call flow can be played. This is integrated with billing, so answered call legs are
billed even if the call is rejected by the called party.
Paging, with auto‐answer on compatible SIP telephones.
Dial by name, integrated with the main user database and voicemail recorded names.
Busy lamps. Unlike other platforms, these work in a cluster where more than one
machine is delivering calls.
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Customers can view invoices, transactions, and CDRs (history of calls made) on the
web, and download transactions and CDRs to a spreadsheet. CDRs include real
time call costs.
Customers can configure email alerts for abnormal or potentially fraudulent calls
within their customer.
Customers can automatically be notified when their balance drops below a set
amount, and they can have the system automatically request a top‐up when this
happens.
Each customer can be in a different time zone, set on the web interface. All dates and
times the customer sees on the web and invoices are in their local time zone.
Click to dial on the web interface and SOAP API. This can be used for both outgoing
and incoming calls. Incoming calls can be routed to any feature of the system
such as telephones, queues, hunt groups, etc, making creation of "Click here to
call us" links on customers' own websites easy. The customer is billed for any
chargeable calls.
System features:
Runs on a multiple machine cluster. Supports high availability and failover, allowing
any single machine to crash with only a few seconds interruption to service. The
cluster architecture allows extra machines to be added at need.
Connects to any third party system supported by Asterisk. This includes all common
SIP telephones and softphones, all common SIP PBXs, traditional PBXs and PSTN
providers supporting Primary Rate ISDN over E1 or T1, analogue telephone lines,
and others.
The switch between carriers on a per route basis on the fly. If a carrier starts dropping
calls, switch to a different provider will happen in a few seconds. Failsafe routing
can also be configured so that if a carrier is down, calls are automatically routed
to a backup carrier.
SOAP API. This is capable of all the same actions as the web interface, and handles
authentication and data validation.
G.729 support
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