[asterisk-biz] Multi-level Wholesale Solution

[Alistair Cunningham]

Craig,

Enswitch can do this. The system owner makes multiple resellers, and set 
the prices for them in rate plans. The resellers then log in to the web 
interface, and create their own rate plans and customers. The customers 
then log into the web interface and buy DIDs, configure SIP accounts, 
etc etc. These customers can themselves be resellers, and there is no 
limit to the number of levels of resellers. Each reseller is responsible 
for billing their own customers, i.e. The system owner needs to know 
nothing about customers of customers.

All of "VoIP provisioning, plan creation, DID allocation, online CDRs 
and invoice generation." are supported.

More details are at:

http://integrics.com/products/enswitch/

Alistair Cunningham,
Integrics Ltd,
+44 20 799 39 799
http://integrics.com/


Craig Lawrence wrote:
> A customer acts as a wholesaler of ISP connectivity to over 100 Virtual
> ISPs. Basically they buy in bulk from several major telco customers and
> sell the same services to smaller VISP players.
> 
> They have developed their own portal software for provisioning and
> billing VISP customers. The VISP can log into the system and order,
> cancel, change details of an ISP connection. The VISP can choose between
> an invoice system generated by the ISP and sent out via email to their
> customers or to do their own invoices, etc.
> 
> The wholesaler is looking for a system that will likewise allow the VISP
> to offer VISP customers VoIP provisioning, plan creation, DID
> allocation, online CDRs and invoice generation.
> 
> The system should be multi-level i.e. allow the wholesaler to add new
> resellers and then for the reseller to make their necessary adds and
> changes of their customers. The system should allow the wholesaler to
> adjust wholesale termination rates based on the customer's specific
> requirements and their turnover.
> 
> We are aware of Broadsoft and the cost of that solution. We are also
> looking for something similar but at a lesser cost and not closed
> source. Is anyone using something that they would recommend? 
> 
> Has anyone had experience with 4S (see http://www.4snewcom.de/?pid=703)?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> Craig Lawrence
> 
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