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Re: ISP Billing Software



Does anyone know of any open source billing solution(s) which
can bill by bandwidth/disk usage?

Douglas Rudd

-- Original Message --

>>
>>I've been checking a few out bt  most of them "rodopi","isptraq",, etc
>>etc etc all seem to be NT solutions backed by MS SQL server neither of
>>which I like very much.
>
>
>We use a product called Optigold (www.digitalpoint.com).  I'm a big
>fan of open source software, but as far as functionality and support
>goes, you cannot go wrong with this software.  A new release is
>posted every two weeks, and I believe that a new feature or bug fix
>has been added just about every week since its inception several
>years ago.  If you want a new feature, you post it to the mailing
>list, and Shawn Hogan (the author of the software) will respond usu.
>immediately, and never later than 24 hours.  Rarely does he say no to
>features, unless it compromises the functionality of the system.
>
>And the pricing is great too.  You get a free 100 user unlimited
>license, then after that, it's modest pricing compared to the
>competition.  Granted, I wasn't thrilled about having to run this on
>NT or Mac, but it's true that unless you're running a Java
>Application, a web-based solution just can't support the usability
>required to run your billing dept.  Just dealing w/ session
>management, timeouts, security, etc. was enough to shy us away from
>both Freeside and Billmax (both of which I have quit a bit of
>experience with).
>
>Take al ook at http://www.digitalpoint.com/products/isp/compare.html
>and make your decision from there.  I initially wanted to stay w/ a
>Linux-based solution, but moving to Optigold was one of the best
>decisions we've made.
>
>Best Regards-
>Eric Jennings
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>
>Eric Jennings    Director of Internet Strategy
>Loopshot, LLC
>P.O. Box 71388 | Reno, NV 89570 | 775.856.3455
>eric@loopshot.com      http://www.loopshot.com
>
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