Turnkey Solution

Complete

Ring ProviderTM is a vertically integrated VoIP switch and service solution built on open source. Ring Provider gives you everything you need to to launch your private label VoIP business immediately with low CAPEX and OPEX.

RingProvider is perfect for Enterprises, Carriers, Resellers, Cable Companies, ILECs, CLECs, International Phone Companies, ISPs, Marketing Companies and enterprises.

Provide Hosted services to your customers including VoIP calling, Centrex, PBX, Web Meeting, IM, Video Conferencing, Audio Conferencing

Optionally install a stand alone PBX at your customer site.

Easily move your customer's hosted configuration to their on-site pbx.

Support multiple offices and multiple PBXs

VoIP FabricTM

    Your Ring Carrier Switch and application environment reliably supports unlimited numbers enterprises or users.

  • VoIP FabricTM supports unlimited enterprises or users
  • VoIP FabricTM five nines reliability
  • VoIP FabricTM maximizes your hardware utilization, minimizes your hardware investment

Enterprise PBX and Hosted PBX Features

  • Easy to use, easy to maintain
  • Identical features for hosted services or on-site systems.
  • Reuse the same configuration, easily move back and forth between a hosted or on-site solution
  • Customizable look and feel supports private branding
  • International language support, already available in several languages
  • Simple to use Ajax and SOAP Web interface
  • All maintenance and provisioning tasks are fully web based
  • IP Trunking including Access to Tier 1 PSTN providers
  • Realtime Provisioning--never stop your switch or a customer PBX. No delay between changes and activation
  • Open Standards SIP, HTTP, FTP, TFTP, SQL and SMTP protocols.
  • Optional integration with H.323, H.264, IAX2 and SCCP and other VoIP protocols
  • Support for for a wide variety of SIP phones, softphones and ATAs (analog telephone adapters)
  • Fully automated SIP device provisioning through FTP, TFTP and HTTP(S)
  • Unlimited extensions per enterprise
  • CDR (call record details) are stored in a relational database
  • Local and geographical failover
  • IP / TDM Network(s)
  • DIDs
  • LNP
  • 800 Resporg
  • Global Termination
  • 911
  • CALEA