Class 5 Softswitch

While making a regular call, several factors need to be considered, like the capability of call waiting, call transferring, call holding, call forwarding and more without lag or latency. This is the prime necessity for organizations operating locally or via long-distance locations. Physical circuit increases the complexity of routing calls and proves to be cumbersome.

Here Class 5 Softswitch makes this calling capacity seamless at the click of a button. After making a VoIP call, it automatically routes between network providers and carriers, thus simplifying the process and reducing manual intervention.

In traditional systems making calls is quite complex due to managing multiple circuits. This set-up proves to be clunky and increases the complicatedness of the system. Due to the increased congestion in the network, call routing between carriers becomes all the more complicated.

Class 5 Softswitch routes the calls between carrier providers. The call is transferred to Class 4 switches when large distance calls need to be made. After transferring calls to Class 4, they are routed to Retail Softswitch to reach end-users.

A standard Softswitch is required that works as well with VoIP service providers as with end-users. It must also be able to adeptly manage local telephony systems.

Class 5 VoIP Softswitch Software manages IP PBX features, call center services, calling cards, types of authorization, QoS, Business Groups, etc., and manages both VoIP services and end-users all in a go.