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Hosted IP Multimedia Sub-System (IMS):
Cosmics Hosted IP Multimedia Sub-System (IMS) is a class 4/5 SIP Softswitch platform, allowing service providers to launch multiple services on the same environment, with low CAPX / OPEX and speed of delivery to the market.
Following Solutions are available on each hosted environment:
• SIP Traffic Exchange.
• IP PBX / Centrex.
• SIP Residential Service.
• Conferencing Services.
• Calling Cards / Call Back.
• SIP Call Shop Solution.
With the Real Time on line billing engine Cosmics IMS platform allows both for creating of Pre-Paid and Post Paid Services, with a strong web based program for Administrators, Resellers and Customers supporting multiple languages including all European languages, Arabic and Chinese.
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Traffic Exchange:

Cosmics Hosted IMS Platform, IP traffic exchange solution provides a single centralized point of management for an entire network. This includes remote control, configuration and monitoring of all elements of the domain, as well as provisioning capabilities. The IP traffic exchange solution enables traffic originators and terminators alike to make use of a powerful, feature-rich web based self-care interface.
Call management (including accounting) is completely centralized, with the system recognizing all active calls passing through it. Real-time Call Detail Records (CDRs) are automatically sent to one central location from both the originating and terminating points. The exchange carrier may also send its own CDRs to terminating partners, providing them with an additional means of verifying call details for accounting and settlement purposes.
Key Features:
• Fully integrated with billing
• Highly scalable (optional custom-designed distributed billing architecture)
• Available as a customized, turnkey solution
• Supports complementary enhanced services, such as voice VPN
• Open standards-based, interoperable with 3rd party vendors supporting H.323 and SIP
• Supplied with source code; API available for flexible integration of CDRs into exchange carriers' back end systems
• End-to-end security over public or private networks, fully compliant with the Visa security standard
Who is it for?
• VoIP carriers seeking partners among outside service providers
• Exchange carriers looking to offer global call coverage to affiliate service providers
• Wholesale carriers wishing to interconnect with virtually any SIP based VoIP network
• Wholesale VoIP providers or companies with a complex network infrastructure
Enterprise Services:

With services like Centrex and Virtual Office, business customers can communicate more efficiently while retaining their existing technology and phone numbers. Using a high-speed Internet connection, users are able to customize features and control settings online and in real time, from anywhere in the world. Dramatically lower calling costs, simplified billing and a wide array of business-friendly features are the key to the success of VoIP enterprise telephony services.


Target Customers?
• Small businesses serving customers with long-distance communication needs
• Enterprises whose customer base and/or staff includes a substantial traveling sales force
• Large-sized corporations with geographically dispersed locations
• Any mid-or large-sized company without sufficient reception staff to take personal messages for employees
• Telecom companies interested in providing telephone connectivity to remote offices/communities
• Companies competing with local telecoms by offering enhanced 3rd generation services (Centrex, IP PBX, follow-me, mobility, etc.)
Key Features:
• Both pre-paid and post-paid calling services can be offered; the latter model is preferable for most enterprises
• Allows transparent migration; users may retain their current telephone numbers and extensions, or else integrate their existing PBX system
• Centrex - enhanced business-class phone features for very large office phone systems and/or digital phones, with no equipment upgrade or installation required (standard features include call forwarding, caller ID, call waiting, call transfer, and other class features)
• Virtual Office/IP PBX (Internet Protocol Private Branch Exchange) - answers, screens and routes calls to virtually any location, provides company staff with unified virtual extension numbers, and processes large volumes of calls simultaneously
• Unified Messaging & Auto Attendant - a voice response unit that answers phones and performs operator/receptionist duties (transferring calls to extensions within the company's phone system, screening calls, offering callers directory assistance for the correct extension)
• Fully compliant with the Visa security standard
• Toll free, original line information, roaming


Residential Services:

Dramatically lower calling costs, simplified billing and a wide array of user-friendly features are the key to the popularity of residential Internet telephony services. This in turn makes them attractive for ITSPs and other carriers seeking to extend their present operations and increase revenues.
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 o
• ver 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)
• Customizable, 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 customizable 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
Who is it for?
• ITSPs entering new residential and retail markets (where the telecommunications market has been deregulated)
• 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.)


Calling Card Services:

Prepaid and Post paid calling card services represent one of the fastest-growing types of enhanced voice services. A variety of consumer segments - students, business and leisure travellers, expatriates, immigrants - have fuelled their growth. These services are especially popular among mobile phone users, as an alternative to mobile operators' outrageously high international rates and roaming fees.
How does it work?

• The caller dials in, using either the local or 800 phone number for the service provider.
• Alternatively, the call can be placed using compatible PC phone client software (Windows Messenger, X-Ten).
• The VoIP gateway, assisted by the IVR server, prompts the caller to enter his/her account ID (PIN).
• Once the previous step is completed, the system authenticates the caller, prompts the VoIP gateway to announce the account balance to him/her, and signals him/her to dial the destination number.
• After the destination number has been entered, the system calculates the maximum call duration and plays it back to the caller via the gateway's IVR. Once the call is completed, it is charged to the caller's account balance.
• The calling card user may log in to the account self-provisioning interface at any time to access call history (CDRs), payment information (credit card info), language options, and many other features.
Key Features:
• Compatibility with most existing VoIP carriers (H323 or SIP)
• Customizable, wizard-driven call rating, including peak and off-peak periods
• Unlimited number of prepaid calling cards hosted by the system
• Easy management of calling cards, batches and corresponding accounts (PINs)
• E-commerce module for web signup, and credit card payment system
• Customizable reporting of CDRs
• In-depth analysis per VoIP carrier based on traffic and generated revenues
• Comprehensive reporting functions allowing service providers to track any and all types of call information (by destination, time, ASR, etc.)
• IVR support, including recharge vouchers
• Fully compliant with the Visa security standard
• Toll free, original line information, roaming

Who is it for?
• ITSPs launching a prepaid calling card business, especially in newly deregulated markets
• Carriers looking for enhanced profit from the global long-distance network
• Service providers who already offer prepaid and postpaid calling card services over a switched circuit network
• Telecom companies and other service providers interested in offering calling card services to a wide range of important target communities (students, MLM, etc.)


Conferencing Services:

Conferencing provides a capability for several users to communicate through the phone at the same time. This creates an excellent way for ITSPs to stand out and improve the bottom line with a new service offering.
From your customers prospective, it allows them to enjoy teleconferencing, inviting up to 40 callers in one virtual conference room to discuss common business project, conduct a seminar or training, and just chat between friends and relatives.
Conference services provided with Hosted IMS technology are especially important for your enterprise level clients that need help with multiple locations, dispersed customers or large sales forces to work together more efficiently.
Supported Features:
• Multiple meeting rooms for each account with customized names and sets of parameters
• Moderated and non-moderated conferences
• Customer web based self-care interface to add, edit, and delete meeting rooms
• Ability to schedule a conference to a specific time
• Up to one hundred simultaneous calls
• Capacity of up to 40 callers per virtual meeting room
• Various pricing models (time-based, per usage, mixed, etc.)