[Spce-user] Regarding Auto attendant ivr

[Kurt Ingleson]

What I'm after is a solution for hosting other peoples handsets on our systems but offering pbx functions if that makes sense, a kindof multi tennant setup, I understand then that maybe spce is more of a routing and billing engine, so in that sense can it be joined to other pbx systems such as asterisk or freeswich to provide the pbx functions? If so are there any tutorials on doing this,

Thanks
Kurt


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From: spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com <spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com>
To: spce-user at lists.sipwise.com <spce-user at lists.sipwise.com>
Sent: Mon Jan 09 16:01:50 2012
Subject: Re: [Spce-user] Regarding Auto attendant ivr

El Mon, 9 Jan 2012 15:34:25 +0000
Kurt Ingleson <kurt at pacomms.co.uk> escribió:

> Ok so this is kindof for everyone a general question, seeing as the spce
> isn't gonna have ivr now or in the future except for pro is there any way i
> can link an incoming number from the spce box to say an asterisk or
> freeswitch box for ivr and then pass the selected digits back to the spce,
> also could that asterisk box be used for presence, we are looking at
> implementing a hosted solution, its a toss up between whistle from 2600hz or
> this system, its just the lack of functions thats making me swing away from
> spce, for example most people signing up for a office hosted pbx would deffo
> want presence, hunt groups and possibly ivr menus, also day and night
> switching etc etc, is any of this possible on the spce or is the spce box
> best used for providing either sip trunks to other boxes or basic telephony
> for home users ? i have asked if spce pro can be installed on my own boxes
> and got no reply as of yet, but the cost of the pro is i feel a little
> excessive when there are other free products on the market that do more,
> granted maybe without the billing modules etc etc and the very cool user
> interface but, well whadda you think or have i got the wrong end of the stick
> for what spce is really for,
> 
> Thanks alot
> Kurt
>

Hi Kurt

Maybe the problem is that the spce is not what you need. You need a PBX while
the Sip Provider is a class5 softswitch. It's not that the spce "has lack of
functions when there are other free products on the market", I think
you're comparing the spce with PBX solutions like Asterisk.


A PBX solution module is being developed. As other optional modules, it will be
available just in our PRO solution. This does not make our system a PBX, it
just integrates a PBX in our system as a module.


If you need a carrier grade class5 softswitch, spce is the right choice. If you
need a company PBX it isn't.



cheers,

Jon

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