Choose a calling card solution with the freedom and flexibility of web-based management Make your life easier by choosing phone card software that you can manage from anywhere. The latest technology gives you that freedom by letting you manage your business via the web.

I recommend:  Alepo offers VOIP prepaid billing software that accessible over the web. You can work from anywhere in the world.

Look for phone card solutions that consider the roles of resellers and agents If you depend on resellers and agents to help your business grow, you should choose phone card software that allows them to manage their own customers.

I recommend:  Freeway Communications, LLC's calling card management system allows resellers and agents the ability to view their customers' balances, replenish their credit and recharge cards in addition to viewing statements and call history. Take advantage of the reseller/agent registration and management tools from Doretel Communications, Inc. These convenient tools include commission assignment and an online purchasing module. With this software, you can allow customers and resellers to log-in, activate accounts, check balances and call details and make their credit card payments on a secure website.

Find prepaid calling card platform software compatible with your current system As a small business owner, you should not need to re-invent the wheel when attempting to upgrade your calling card software. Seek out a provider of calling card service solutions that can work with what you already have.

I recommend:  If you currently run MS Windows, consider Adore Infotech's calling card system. It runs your billing through MS Windows and uses MS SQL RDBMS. Pulse offers the CardSaver system. It leads the industry as a cost-effective, Windows-based software that easily connects to industry standard IP Gateways. You can run the software on any standard Pentium-based system that supports the Windows XP/2000/2003 Server operating system and the Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) protocol, which is an industry standard.