Tim,
If you won't find such a solution, let me know, and my team can do that
for you.
My team built the complete ITSP long distance/international solution,
and can
build virtually any solution around Asterisk or whatever have flexible API.
All the Best!
Sergey.
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Sergey Kuznetsov
President
High Intellectual Technologies, Inc.
Web: http://www.hitcalls.com
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Business phone: (416) 548-9700 ext 37
Tim Booth wrote:
I will need more than (its doable) Is anyone else doing it with Asterisk
on a regular basis for hotels and it works? We have a digital switch we
can replace it with on our own but would consider Asterisk, I'm looking
for another company that has done it with a turnkey solution that we can
purchase, install and maintain for the client.
Tim Booth
President
VisionCom
207-828-4600
VoIP 207-618-1419
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Kuznetsov
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 11:41 AM
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] looking for Asterisk Hotel Solution
Michael Welter wrote:
Tim Booth wrote:
Does anyone know of a commercial Asterisk solution for the
hospitality market? We have a client with 3 hotels that all have
about 80 single line phones and 20 admin phones per hotel. Any
references would be appreciated. I have been hearing about a 24
channel? Digium card for analog phones. Does anyone know if this card
can light a message waiting LED on a single line phone?
The problem is with the interface to the hotel's Property Management
System. Asterisk must be
able to deliver CDR records to the PMS system in real time. The PMS
must be able to
This is easy to implement with (Fast)AGI scripts. Just piece of cake
with some icing on top.
restrict 9+ dialing when a guest checks out and restore 9+ calling
when a guest checks in.
Some hotels limit 9+ dialing for guests that have prepaid, teens, etc.
Same here. If someone needs it, my team can implement it.
Also, there are certain extension numbers that staff uses. A maid
will, for example, key
a number to indicate a room is ready for sale. The maid's supervisor
will key another
number to indicate the room has passed/not passed inspection. Data
collection from Asterisk
IVR is easy, but getting the information to the PMS is another matter.
If PMS' API is provided - it's doable.
Then there is the matter of the telephone set. The TDM24xx card is a
nice alternative, but can
four be put in one * box? When the TDM24xx pricing becomes available
we'll have to do a cost
comparison between the TDM cards, channel banks/T1 cards, and
inexpensive SIP phones. Cat3 vs.
Cat5 wiring, etc.
I would recommend to do it with Adtran channel-banks - more robust.
Tim, do these hotels have an existing telephone system? Can you
determine which PMS is being
used and if the interface specification is published?
All the Best!
Sergey.
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