Valuecom enjoys a long history in long distance and international terminations. Based on this expertise, Valuecom's engineers designed V-Switch's Call Routing with flexible options. Carriers can maximize their usage on low-cost routes, while maintaining quality levels that meet customer expectations. Valuecom offers dynamic Call Routing based on the combination of factors:
- Time in a day
- Quality of Average Seizure Rate (ASR)
- Quality of Post Dial Delay (PDD)
- Average Length of Call (ALOC)
- Least Cost Routing (LCR)
- Multi-route challenge
» V-trunk (Patent Pending) V-trunk ™ allows V-Switch to extend its footprint cross the Internet and to scale up to the extreme by grouping a farm of multiple media servers.
One of the most important applications of V-trunk is to implement the ASR-100 solution that allows international termination achieve 100% ASR over IP.
» Dynamic Call Switching V-Switch call switching capabilities is based on standard Q.931 statuses. V-Switch's customizable call switching is dynamically managed by call handler script.
» Criteria based Routing To improve end users' experience, especially for overseas and international destinations, V-Switch routes calls based on multiple criteria including: Least Cost, Average Seizure Rate (ASR), Post Dial Delay (PDD), Top-down Priority, or First Answer. Routing is detailed at the prefix level of destination.
» SMS Integration A SMS server is an optional module that V-Switch offers to provide Short Message Services (SMS). Long distance carriers can use this option to provide SMS-triggered call back and notification features