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Call
Accounting Mate  is an industrial strength,
fast and reliable call accounting software
package for monitoring and reporting telephone call activity. Call Accounting Mate can be
deployed in virtually any enterprise including
hospitality, retail, government agencies, brokers, professional
firms, banks and universities. Telecom mangers find it increasingly
difficult to allocate
telecom costs to various departments
or cost centers or individuals. This
telemanagement solution
will pinpoint charges, highlight misuse and
increase productivity.
Call Accounting Mate
can monitor incoming and outgoing calls in real
time. Alarms and reports can be scheduled
for 911 emergency notification, toll fraud
or misuse reporting. A built-in contact database can be
used to quickly identify all calls made to / from
a particular telephone number and tagged as personal
or business related.
 Do you need a concise report on the 20 calls that
lasted the longest for a given period? Want to
know what are the most expensive 20 calls or which
numbers in the company were called the most often?
With Call Accounting Mate, all
the above information is just a click away.
With advanced features such as
multiple carrier support, communication to KSU,
PABX
or VoIP servers, multiple protocol support (serial,
telnet, ODBC, File and more), Account
Code / Pin codes for roaming users, Call
Accounting Mate is the most advanced
call accounting system available.
The software has a library of
JavaScript drivers designed to translate call
detail recording (CDR) information from virtually
all major manufacturers including
Asterisk, Alcatel, Avaya, Cisco, NEC,
Nortel, Mitel, Samsung, Siemens, Panasonic and more.
Call Accounting Mate
is the only call accounting software on the market today to be
completely web browser-based and self-contained. There
is no complicated installation and configuration
of IIS or Apache.
We encourage you to look at the
features
of Call Accounting Mate,
preview our latest brochure,
try our free
download or buy
your very own "Mate".
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