There are many ways that a VoIP provider can configure a VoIP softswitch to save end-users’ monthly communication expenses.
One example would be to have a VoIP softswitch user’s assigned phone number on a VoIP softswitch receive calls on their personal softphone or sip device. They could set call forwarding directly from a web portal.
A good example of how call forwarding can be used would be if one of your clients is living and working in Dubai and has a family living in Pakistan.
The user orders a DID (phone number) in Pakistan usually for a small monthly price. Then he goes to the client web portal on your VoIP dedicated server and configures his call forwarding to forward all calls to his local number in Dubai.
When his family from Pakistan wants to call him they just dial local number and hear his phone in Dubai ringing. When (and only when) the user answers the family pays for the connection at the same rate as for a local call.
Your client user would pay for forwarding to his Dubai number but at the rate you charge them for service.
