Q-CallShop™

Q-CallShop
™
Complete VoIP-based Call Shop Solution/Service
provided on an ASP model to facilitate the building and
to support the operation and management of Call Shops
anywhere on the Internet with all the functional features
you need at extremely low start-up and on-going operation costs
Works with any low-cost H.323-compliant or SIP-compliant VoIP endpoint device such as
small gateway, IP Phones and softphone
Designed to allow for Carrier/ITSP, Resellers and Call Shop owners in a food-chain arrangement
Each Q-CallShop is configured to have an Owner, a Manager and Shift Operators
Outstanding Attributes
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highly secured access to Q-CallShop Server from Internet Explorer browser by Carrier/ITSP, Resellers, and the Owner, Manager
& Shift Operator of the Call Shops
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supports both post-paid and prepaid operation
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comprehensive Operation Support & Management functions provided by Q-CallShop Server over the Internet
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unlimited scalability in capacity per Call Shop and Call Shop locations
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needs only low-cost H.323-compliant gateways or SIP-compliant gateways or IP Phones and PC with Internet Explorer for each
Call Shop location
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may be used with an IP Phone with built-in 56K modem for dial-up access to Internet
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voice prompts selections in 12 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Mandarin, Arabic, Farsi, Albanian,
Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbian
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provides a display in each booth to show the Elapsed Time, Per Minute Charge, and Total Cost of a Call
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can also route calls to local PSTN and do billing on such local calls
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reliable, best-quality service and most competitive rates
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highly profitable business - typically you recover your entire investment in the first 30-45 days of business operation
Q-CallShop’s Operation Features & Benefits
From the Customer’s perspective:
The Operator tells the customer which phone booth to use, or the customer may select the booth, depending on the call shop’s
organization. The Operator may disable booths when not in use and enable them only when there are customers. The customer goes
to the booth, dials the telephone number, has a conversation, and at the end of the call, goes to the Operator’s desk to pay for the call
and get a receipt. The customer may make multiple calls if desired before returning to the Operator.
The call is made by VoIP technology through EcoCarrier’s Q-Regime servers and network. Q-Regime does the call routing, call control,
and call billing functions for the call.
A maximum charge per booth per customer ensures that the customer does not accumulate excessive charges. Usually the limit is the
same for all booths, but it may also be set per booth per customer on a case by case basis.
The Operator may take a deposit from the customer before allowing the customer to call, and the Q-CallShop system can calculate the
refund to the customer if the deposit is not fully used.
Q-CallShop determines the maximum time available for the call based on the call cost per minute and on the maximum charge or
customer’s deposit. Q-CallShop monitors the progress of the call and the elapsed time. It provides a warning tone to the customer
when there is only one minute remaining for the call and terminates the call when the maximum charge or deposit is depleted.
Alternatively, to ensure that the customer gives a deposit and uses the assigned booth, the Q-CallShop may be configured to use
Personal Identification Numbers (PINs). The Operator takes a deposit from the customer, gives the customer a PIN, and tells the
customer which booth to use. The customer goes to the assigned booth, takes the telephone off-hook, and follows the voice prompts
played by Q-CallShop to guide the customer in selecting a language, entering the PIN, and entering the destination number.
In both cases, with and without PINs, the customer may tell the Operator the destination telephone number, and the Operator can look
up the rate and have Q-CallShop calculate the calling time available for a certain amount of money or have it calculate the required
amount of money for a certain duration of calling time.
From the Q-CallShop Operator’s perspective:
The operator uses Internet Explorer browser to access the Q-CallShop Operator user interface. Each Operator signs into the system
by entering his User Name and Login Password.
After a successful sign-in operation, an
Operator of the Q-CallShop has all the
facilities for convenience and control that he
needs to have through the Q-CallShop
Operator user interface through Internet
Explorer browser. These include
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An overview display of the status of
each of the Q-CallShop booths in one
screen: Idle, Activated, Online, or Over,
and destination number, connect time,
and duration if applicable.
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Clicking on a booth to display the booth
details, such as deposit, PIN, and
completed calls. Details of completed
calls include start time, destination
number, duration, rate, and charge.
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Enabling and disabling of a booth.
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Setting of a maximum charge or deposit
on a booth.
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Calculation of refund for customers whose deposits were not fully used.
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Printing of a receipt for the customer.
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Toolbox for finding a rate for calling a particular telephone number or location. It can calculate the
deposit required for a given call duration and calculate the maximum duration available for a given
deposit amount.
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End of shift report. At the end of his shift or at anytime during the shift, the Operator will/may sign out
of the system by clicking the Sign Out button on the screen and entering his User Name and
Password. This action displays the following summary of the operator’s shift: Sign In Time, Sign Out
Time, Working Time, Number of Calls, and Total Amount of Sales. The Operator may be required to
record the amount of money he collected from the customers during the shift.
From the Q-CallShop Manager’s perspective:
The Managers of the Q-CallShops may login to the Q-CallShop Server from an Internet Explorer browser anywhere on the Internet to
view the status and activity of any of the telephone booths of the Q-CallShop under their management. The Q-CallShops may have
more than one Manager.
Managers have the same privileges as Operators plus the following additional privileges:
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To add, edit, and delete operators
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To view and print a summary of the total amount of sales of the individual shifts
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To edit the call shop
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To view and print call details (CDRs)
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To download the sell rates
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To view and print statistics of the staff and call shop
From the Q-CallShop Owner’s perspective:
Owners of the Q-CallShops may login to the QCallShop Server from an Internet Explorer browser
anywhere on the Internet to view the status and
activity of any of the telephone booths of any of their
Q-CallShops.
Owners have the same privileges as Managers plus
the following additional privileges:
• To add, edit, and delete managers
• To create and edit call shops
• To download and view their buy rates and the sell
rates of each of their call shops
• To view and print a summary of the total amount of
the sales of all their call shops
• To view and print call details (CDRs) of all their call shops
• To view and print statistics of the staff and call shops
• To view their account balance and payment history to the reseller
• To view their buying CDRs and selling CDRs and profit
From the Q-CallShop Reseller’s perspective:
Resellers of the Q-CallShops may login to the Q-CallShop Server from an Internet Explorer browser anywhere on the Internet to view
the status and activity of any of the call shop owners and call shops under them.
Resellers can
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Create call shop owners
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Monitor the real-time working status of all the call shops owned by the owners created by them
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View their buy rates and sell rates and the sell rates of the call shops under them
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View their account balance and payment history
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View the account balance and payment history of the call shop owners under them
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Create payments received from the call shop owners under them
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View their buying CDRs and selling CDRs and profit
Resellers cannot
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Create/update call shops
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Operate call shops
Q-CallShop solution consists of Q-CallShop Server, Q-Regime and Q-Bill-R working in integration.
Q-CallShop service is offered by EcoCarrier Inc. as an ASP (Application Service Provider).
As a customer you may opt to operate a Q-CallShop sub-server that is customized to bear the name and logo of your company and
not that of EcoCarrier. The sub-server may be installed in your own premises or anywhere with good access to the Internet. It is
supported by the primary Q-CallShop server integrated with Q-Regime and Q-Bill-R of EcoCarrier Inc.
FAQ
What are the most compelling reasons for choosing Q-CallShop in preference to the conventional Call Shop application
software?
There are many good reasons for choosing Q-CallShop service for starting up and running a Call Shop operation. These are
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it is an all VoIP-based CallShop solution – this ensures the lowest per minute cost for call termination to any Directory Number
anywhere in the world with the VoIP traffic carried over high quality network
it has the lowest per line start-up cost – typically it costs about US$150 per line for all hardware and software required.
incremental cost is in most cases less than US$125 per line
it offers the most complete and powerful functionality for CallShop operation at all levels – be it the operator, the manager or the
owner; the software offers facilities for enormously productive operation and management and various other good reasons.
But the most compelling reasons for recommending Q-CallShop are that it offers
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virtually unlimited expansibility or scalability with great ease and at minimal cost - you pay only minimal incremental cost for
additional hardware required as you grow
the freedom and mobility to the owner and/or manager of the Q-CallShops in managing a large number of Q-CallShops sited in
geographically dispersed locations from anywhere in the world where he/she has access to the Internet; it makes remote
management with the highest efficiency in operation and administration an affordable reality.
Is there a start-up cost to pay for setting up Q-CallShop besides the cost of buying the VoIP gateway or VoIP Phones?
Ecocarrier charges a one-time fee for setting up the Q-CallShop. This fee covers all the labour costs involved in providing on-line help
to install and configure the VoIP gateway or VoIP Phones for operation with Ecocarrier’s Q-Regime, Q-Bill and Q-CallShop servers and
for building and loading the Sell Rate for the Q-CallShop operation.
I'd like to own and operate the complete integrated server system for building a Q-CallShop service platform on the Internet
as an ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Provider) and then set up the individual Q-CallShops anywhere in the world with
access to the Internet myself and/or promote the Q-CallShop business to others to open Q-CallShop anywhere in the world
with access to the Internet. What kind of equipment do I need for building such a service platform?
We would propose that you invest in a comprehensive solution that satisfies all your requirement now and allows you to build on it
additional functionality so as to be able to offer other revenue generating services in future.
We'd advise that you acquire an integrated system consisting of
(a) Q-Regime (www.qiiq.com/products/productsQRegime.htm)
(b) Q-BILL-R (www.qiiq.com/products/productsQBILL.htm)
(c) Q-Manager (www.qiiq.com/products/productsQManager.htm)
(d) Q-CallShop server
With such a system you can offer VoIP-based Prepaid Calling Card service and Postpaid telephone service as described at Q-ITSP
and CallShop service provided by the Q-CallShop server.
Please read the application note for Q-CallShop and the description of the functional and operational and management features of a QCallShop and also a powerpoint presentation of the User Interface of Q-CallShop and its operation. Q-CallShop solution/service is a
proven technology. We have more than 500 Q-CallShops in operation in more than 35 countries worldwide. For more information
please send email to [email protected] and one of our sales representatives will respond to you.
As a Q-CallShop owner can I set the rates at which I want to charge my customers?
You can set the Sell Rates for each destination yourself and the minimum charge per call based on a minimum charge for 30 seconds,
60 seconds or even 3 minutes and incremental charge based on 6-second increment or 1-minute increment.
I like the functionality of Q-CallShop want to know if it also has the facility to support one working as a reseller of the QCallShop service. The thing I would like it to be able to let me do is described as follows:
Promote the Q-CallShop service to the many business associates that I have to urge them to open up Call Shops based on
the Q-CallShop service as my customers operating in a level under me so that I can set the per minute rates that they (the
individual CallShop owners/operators) will pay as their cost rates (these are their Buy Rates or my Sell Rates to them) and
they can set the per minute Sell Rates at which they charge their customers, the End Users.
Can Q-CallShop service provide such money-making facility? Can Q-CallShop show me the accounts I have with my
customers, the individual Call Shop owners/operators – in other words how much money we have make as the operation
goes?
Q-CallShop solution/service is designed to have the functional capability to support such desired features described by you that are
important to a service reseller who may not have to be a Call Shop owner at all. He/she needs only be a good promoter of the QCallShop service.
Here is how the features work with respect to the requirement above-stated:
Consider the structure diagrammed as follows and the description of the Buy/Sell relationship between Ecocarrier and Reseller and that
between Reseller and Call Shop owners and that between Call Shop owners and End Users.
End User 111 and End User 112 make calls.
Call Shop Owner 11 charges End Users for the calls using
Call Shop Owner 11's sell rates.
Reseller 1 charges Call Shop Owner 11 for the calls using
Reseller 1's sell rates (Call Shop Owner 11's buy rates).
Ecocarrier charges Reseller 1 for the calls using
Ecocarrier's sell rates (Reseller 1's buy rates).
Reseller 1 pays Ecocarrier, and Reseller 1's usage is
limited by its reseller account balance.
Call Shop Owner 11 pays Reseller 1, and Call Shop Owner 11's usage is limited by its reseller account balance.
Reseller 1 is a reseller. It has no call shop itself in www.qcallshop.com. Its customers (Call Shop Owner 11 and Call Shop Owner 12)
below it have call shops.
Reports accessible on line
- payments to the upper level reseller (to the charging reseller)
- payments from the lower level reseller(s) (from the charged reseller) - this report is for call shop resellers only
- buying account balance
- selling account(s) balance(s) - this report is for call shop resellers only
- buying CDRs for a specified date range
- buy rate table
- sales minus cost = profit for a specified date range
Reseller 1 can see the data of all the call shops below it.
Call Shop Owner 11 can see the data of only its own call shop(s).
How much money do I need to have to start and operate a Q-CallShop business, and what is the ROI (Return on Investment)?
You may start a Q-CallShop with as little investment as US$1,500.00. This is to cover the following costs:
US$148.85 for one Q-1FXS+56K, a single port VoIP gateway with built-in 56 modem for dial-up access to the Internet
US$30.00 for a regular single line analog telephone
US$400.00 for a used Notebook or Laptop PC
US$100.00 for a telephone line to the local telephone exchange
US$50.00 for a monthly subscription for a dial-up account with a local ISP
US$300.00 for a one-time set-up charge for opening an account, installing and configuring Q-1FXS+56K and loading your Sell Rates in
Ecocarrier service platform for starting to provide Q-CallShop service for making international long distance telephone calls
US$500.00 for Prepayment of credit amount to cover the cost of usage to be incurred.
But consider also the following typical business case for a properly organized Q-CallShop business that can make you US$120,000.00
- US$200,000.00 per Q-CallShop with 8 phonebooths in a year.
Today there are more than 500 Q-CallShops (a call shop may have 2-8 phonebooths) in operation in some 35 countries and 10-20 QCallShops are being opened from week to week. All the Q-CallShops are supported by Ecocarrier who owns and operates the QCallShop service platform in its switch room in Toronto to provide the operation and management services to the individual Q-CallShop
and to carry calls made at the Q-CallShops to the dialed destination numbers.
The total cost of equipment and one-time set-up charges (supplied by Ecocarrier) to the customer for setting up a fully equipped 8phonebooth Q-CallShop is approximately US$3000.00.
Other costs including ISP installation service and furniture and simple leasehold improvement amount to US$3,000.00.
Monthly operating expenses including cost of ISP service and wages of call shop personnel and premises rent amount to US$3,500.00.
All figures are conservative with lots of safety allowance.
The capital required for starting up and operating an 8-phonebooth Q-CallShop is typically less than US$12,000.00.
Typically in the initial 3 months the revenue from minutes sale at retail rates is approximately US$623.00 daily or US$18,690.00 in a
month; this level of revenue of an 8-phonebooth Q-CallShop represents about 55% of the revenue that can normally be derived from an
8-phonebooth Q-CallShop with each phonebooth being in use for 6 hours per day.
The monthly carrier cost for the minutes that generate the retail revenue amount US$18,690.00 would be approximately US$4952.00.
The gross profit margin is US$13,738.00.
The monthly net before tax profit of the operation is US$13,738.00 – US$3,500.00 = US$10,238.00 or
US$10,238.00/US$18,690.00 x 100% = 54.78% of retail sales revenue or
US$10,238.00/US$4950.00 x 100% = 207% of the wholesale costs of the carrier service provided by Ecocarrier.
Thus within the first 45 days, the start-up investment will all be recovered with the profits generated by the business. It is a very
profitable business to the Q-CallShop operator. It is even more impressive when you consider that the calculation is based on a
business volume that is 55% of its norm.
The above-mentioned profit figures are based on an operation of an 8-phonebooth Q-CallShop in a city in Africa.
Clearly, it is a highly profitable business proposition.
Do you offer competitive rates and reliable high-quality service?
The wholesale rate that Ecocarrier offers the Q-CallShop owner for any one particular dialcode (area code of a Telephone Directory
Number), is not necessarily the lowest rate, but it is a competitive good rate that ensures that you have the best facility for carrying the
call through to its dialed destination number.
Ecocarrier service platform has available for use 5 carriers for each dialcode. The selection of a carrier to carry a call is decided on the
per minute rate charged by the carrier. Provided that it meets certain minimum ASR (Average Seizure Rate - the number of connected
calls per 100 attempts) and PDD (Post Dial Delay) requirement, the carrier offering the least cost is used to carry the call under our
Least Cost Routing regime.
Currently Ecocarrier supports some 500 Q-CallShops in more than 35 countries daily. In a CallShop operation you cannot cheat, nor
can you get away with lousy service because if the call does not go through or the service quality is bad, the customer is in the face of
the call shop owner or operator. We are therefore very particular about maintaining very high standard of service quality and reliability.
We give extremely good value for the money that our customers pay us for the carrier service.
You know of course that if a VoIP call fails to go through to its dialed destination, not only do you make no profit on the call but also you
get a very unhappy customer.
All Q-CallShop owners are doing very well - continually growing their very profitable call shop business with the very effecitive and
efficient support services of Ecocarrier.
I would like to be able to use Q-CallShop solution/service to build a telephone communication facility in parts of a country
where there is no existing wireline network or data communication infrastructure. Can you propose a solution for this kind of
application?
Indeed we can. In a remote country with no existing wireline (fibre) network for voice and data communication we would propose the
following kinds of integrated systems for building CyberCafe for data communication and Q-CallShop for VoIP-based telephone
communication service:
(1) For a single-site installation, a satellite-based system consisting of
(i) satellite ground station equipment
(ii) PC hardware and software for CyberCafe operation
(iii) VoIP gateways and telephones and a PC with Internet Explorer for
building Q-CallShop for VoIP-based telephone communication service
Such an integrated system is depicted in the following network diagram:
Note that the diagram shows a low-cost integrated compact satellite
ground station unit providing bandwidth for Internet access to a QCallshop and CyberCafe operation.
The VoIP call traffic and data from the Q-CallShop and CyberCafe are
beamed up to the transponder of an appropriately situated satellite and
are beamed down to a satellite teleport owned and operated by a
strategic partner of Ecocarrier from where they are sent over the Internet to the service platform of Ecocarrier in Toronto consisting of
QiiQ's Q-Regime, a softswitch, Q-Bill-R, a billing server, and Q-Manager, a server that serves out web-based services to authorized
parties logging on to it from a browser to view data and to do remote management of the softswitch and the billing server and QiiQ's QCallShop Server.
VoIP calls originating from the Q-CallShops are routed and switched by Ecocarrier's service platform through carriers' networks and
through direct routes to destination city/country for call termination to the called telephone directory numbers.
(2) For multiple-site installation in a campus environment, a Fixed Wireless System integrated with Satellite Ground Station Equipment
Such an integrated is depicted in the following diagram:
Note that the Fixed Wireless System consists of a Head End and multiple CPE (Customer Premises End). At the Head End there are 6
units of 60-degree antenna mounted on a rooftop to give 360-degree coverage. At the CPE a single omni-directional antenna is
mounted on a rooftop in a Line-of-Sight orientation with the Head End antennas.
At the CPE, the equipment required for setting up a Q-CallShop are a small VoIP gateway with FXS ports, each of which is connected
with a single-line analog telephone (ordinary telephone), and a PC running Internet Explorer for a browser. Instead of a VoIP gateway,
multiple IP Phones may be used.
At the Head End there is a QoS System which is a server that manages the signals between the many individual CPEs and the Head
End to ensure secured and clear channels for communication between the Head End and the CPEs.
Additionally, at the Head End there are the following essential components:
(a) QiiQ's Q-Regime, a softswitch implemented with H323 Proxy, IP-based IVR server and a RADIUS Client for generating Radiuscompliant CDRs
(b) QiiQ's Q-Bill-R, a billing server
(c) QiiQ's Q-Manager, a server that serves out web-based services to authorized parties logging on to it from a browser to view data
and to do remote management of the softswitch and the billing server and
(d) QiiQ's Q-CallShop Server
These components together form a service platform that provides complete switching and billing and remote access management for
telephone communication originating from and terminating to the telephones that are installed in the Q-CallShops at the CPEs, thus
providing a telephone communication system/network for the campus community.
For calling to telephone directory numbers anywhere in the world, the telephone communication system/network for the campus
community will have to be integrated with
(i) a VoIP gateway/switch with interface to the local PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) if one is available or
(ii) through a connection to a broadband network if one is available.
In the absence of a local PSTN or local broadband network, telephone communication will have to be achieved through access to the
Internet via a satellite ground station as depited in the diagram. The Q-Regime at the Head End is used to switch or route the VoIP call
traffic from the individual Q-CallShops to the satellite ground station.
The VoIP call traffic from the Q-CallShop is beamed up to the transponder of an appropriately situated satellite where it is beamed
down to a satellite teleport owned and operated by a strategic partner of Ecocarrier from where the VoIP call traffic is sent over the
Internet to the service platform of Ecocarrier in Toronto consisting of QiiQ's Q-Regime, a softswitch, Q-Bill-R, a billing server, and QManager, a server that serves out web-based services to authorized parties logging on to it from a browser to view data and to do
remote management of the softswitch and the billing server and QiiQ's Q-CallShop Server which takes over the functions of the local QCallShop server at the Head End making it unnecessary to have the local Q-CallShop in such an application.
VoIP calls originating from the Q-CallShops are routed and switched by Ecocarrier's service platform through carriers' networks and
through direct routes to destination city/country for call termination to the called telephone directory numbers.
Ecocarrier undertakes to design, install and commission complete systems of the kinds described above at low competitive prices.
Together with its strategic partners who own and operate the satellite and satellite teleport, Ecocarrier offers very low-cost bandwidth
per kilo bits per second for satellite ISP services including the costs of satellite space segment, teleport service and access service to
the Internet.
For details place write to [email protected].
Can you provide a display in each booth to show the Elapsed Time, Per Minute Charge and Total Cost of a Call as is a
common feature in Call Shop?
Yes. Each phone-booth of a Q-CallShop can be equipped with a Call Display Unit (CDU) that is specially designed for use with the QCallShop operator’s workstation (PC). It is based on RS422 protocol which allows the CDU to be installed some hundred metres away
from the operator workstation if required. Each CDU measures 274 mm (width) x 79 mm (height) x 34 mm (depth) with a screen area
of 192 mm (width) x 97 mm (height) and has 4 lines of display to show the phone number, start time, end time, elapsed time, rate, and
total charge. See picture below.
Can Q-CallShop service platform be used for routing calls to local PSTN and do billing on such local calls?
Yes, it can. But additional optional equipment are required to do such functions.
Q-CallShop is a VoIP-based solution designed as a platform for making long distance calls over the Internet for cost saving.
However, if a Q-CallShop is required to also service customers that make billable calls through the local PSTN (Public Switched
Telephone Network), it will have to be equipped additionally with a small VoIP gateway with FXO ports such as QiiQ’s VoIP!Edge
model: Q-4FXO and a small server known as QCS-IVR Server with special functions for routing and switching calls dialed by the QCallShop customers to the local PSTN and to generate the RADIUS compliant CDRs for billing purposes.
Note that the Q-4FXO has to be connected to telephone lines to the local telephone exchange.
What equipment is required in the call shop?
You need a VoIP gateway with telephones and a computer with a web browser. Call display units, FXO VoIP gateway, and QCS-IVR
are optional.
VoIP!Edge Q-2FXS, Q-4FXS
VoIP gateway for 2 or 4 regular analog telephones, which are the telephones in the phone booths of the call shop
See www.qiiq.com/products/productsQ2FXS.htm for details
VoIP!Edge Q-2FXS-2FXO
VoIP gateway for 2 regular analog telephones, which are the telephones in the phone booths of the call shop,
and 2 analog PSTN lines
See www.qiiq.com/products/productsQ1FXSO.htm for details
VoIP!Phone Q-FONE-DU-X
IP Phone with built-in 56K modem for dial-up access to Internet
See www.qiiq.com/products/productsQFONEDUX.htm for details
VoIP!Phone Q-1FXS+56K
Single port VoIP gateway with built-in 56K modem for dial-up access to the Internet
See www.qiiq.com/products/productsQ1FXS56K.htm for details
Computer with web browser
The Q-CallShop server is accessed over the internet from Internet Explorer web browser.
Call Display Unit
Each phone-booth of a Q-CallShop can be equipped with a Call Display Unit (CDU) that is specially designed for
use with the Q-CallShop operator’s workstation (PC). It is based on RS422 protocol which allows the CDU to be
installed some hundred metres away from the operator workstation if required. Each CDU measures 274 mm
(width) x 79 mm (height) x 34 mm (depth) with a screen area of 192 mm (width) x 97 mm (height) and has 4
lines of display to show the phone number, start time, end time, elapsed time, rate, and total charge.
QCS-IVR
If a Q-CallShop is required to also service customers that make billable calls through the local PSTN (Public
Switched Telephone Network), it will have to be equipped additionally with a small VoIP gateway with FXO ports
such as VoIP!Edge Q-4FXO and a QCS-IVR Server with special functions for routing and switching calls dialed
by the Q-CallShop customers to the local PSTN and to generate the RADIUS compliant CDRs for billing
purposes.
VoIP!Edge Q-4FXO
VoIP gateway for 4 analog PSTN lines
See www.qiiq.com/products/productsQ4FXO.htm for details
Can you provide Q-CallShop with wireless handsets for added convenience and privacy in a restaurant setting or in clubhouse or a hotel lobby?
Yes, we can. You can make use of QiiQ-Ecocarrier’s WiFi-enabled Q-CallShop solution. You need to add a WiFi Access Point unit
and some WiFi-Fone.
Please go to www.qiiq.com/products/productsHotSpotOverview.htm to view a diagram that shows a Hotspot System supporting a WiFienabled Q-CallShop.
Can I easily add a Prepaid Calling Card facility to a Q-CallShop?
Yes, you can. You can make use of QiiQ’s GoldenGate Cell-to-VoIP GSM gateway supported by Ecocarrier’s managed service known
as Q-PPCC. Please go to
www.qiiq.com/products/productsGoldenGateCellToVoIP.htm and www.ecocarrier.com/services/servicesQPPCC.htm
Each GoldenGate Cell-to-VoIP unit can be configured to receive incoming call from a service subscriber calling in from wireless phone
or a mobile phone and route the call directly to Ecocarrier’s service platform for Q-PPCC to provide the interaction that is required for a
prepaid calling card service in order for the call to be made by the subscriber to the destination number.
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