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Description
I am looking to contract someone to build a Blackberry Application that will give the user the option of predialing a number before the phone dials the number in the address book. Then also create a menu while on the call. This application will be used to dial a PBX, connect to the PBX, dial a pass code, then dial the number of the contact selected. While on the phone with the contact a menu will be on the screen of mid call dialing options that will send DTMF tones across the open line the can invoke features from the PBX like call transfer and 3 way calling. The application will also support XML calls to the PBX to turn on and off calling features. The XML Schems is relatively simple but will need to support MD5 Hash for the login sequence.
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Submitted on 08/19/2008 at 12:01 EDT
I am looking to outsource development of an application that will allow cellular handsets (mostly blackberry) to interface with our IP PBX. The application would need to do the following:
Give the user the choice to dial a number or contact either normally from the cell phone or to predial the PBX, enter a passcode, then dial the contact's information.
During calls allow the user to invoke a menu that will offer options to the user that will invoke dtmf tones that will engage pbx functions.
Interface with the PBX via an XML interface that will turn on or off PBX functions.
The XML interface will need to embrace MD5 Hash during the authentication process.
Here's an example of one process:
User chooses a contact in the BB address book to dial. The device pops a screen "Is this an Office or Mobile Call?" The user chooses "Office". The device dials a preprogrammed number to the PBX via the mobile operators wireless network. Once connected to the PBX the device automatically dials a pin code in the form of DTMF Tones that identifies the user to the PBX. Then the device dials the number of the address book client in the form of DTMF Tones. The PBX will create a second leg of the call from the PBX to the contact that the user is trying to dial. The contact that is called will see the call coming from the PBX and not the users Cell phone. While on the call the user is presented with options on the screen of the blackberry to control the call. For example the "Transfer" option is available. The user selects the transfer button and inputs an extension or chooses a another contact from the address book. The device dials a string of DTMF tones that instructs the PBX to transfer the call to the selected extension or contact.
As you can see, the process above is less VoIP and more timed DTMF tones that commands the PBX to do something.
Also included in the app will be an interface that will work via XML calls to the PBX. The PBX's XML interface is fully documented via a Schema I can provide. The device will store the users PBX login and password information securely. When the app is opened, there will be options presented to the user like: Call Forwarding Always, Remote Office, Simultaneous Ring, Group Directory, as well as other features. The user will select Call Forwarding Always and the device will ask what number to forward inbound calls to. The user will input a number. The device will store this number for future use so if the user chooses the Call Forwarding Always option again in the future the user will either use this number again or be able to overwrite it with a new number. Once the process is complete the device will login to the PBX as the user via XML and using XML messages set the Call Forwarding Always option to on with the number that was designated. The PBX will then forward inbound calls to the users Office Phone to the number that was specified during the process. The interface on the device will show that Call Forwarding Always is on and the device should periodically check the status of the Call Forwarding Always feature of the PBX. If it finds the Call Forwarding Always feature has been turned off the display should update to reflect this.
I am awaiting more information from the PBX manufacturer as it may be able to notify the client about features being turned off and on rather than the client having to check periodically.
There are other processes other than the above but this should give a good indication of the scope of the application. This app should be developed for the BlackBerry, iPhone, and Windows Mobile devices.
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