Are you using JeraSoft?

Meet MOR and M4 SBC—Kolmisoft’s Class 5 and Class 4 softswitches with built-in billing and routing—as alternatives when you want one vendor stack instead of JeraSoft billing paired with a separate switch.

 

What you buy

Kolmisoft JeraSoft
You buy a softswitch with billing and routing in one product: MOR (Class 5) or M4 SBC (Class 4). JeraSoft is a billing and routing platform. Call media runs on a separate softswitch or SBC you integrate (FreeSWITCH, MVTS, Genband, and similar appear in operator deployments).

 

Systems to run

Kolmisoft JeraSoft
One vendor stack to install and operate (MOR or M4, plus the add-ons you choose). Billing plus a compatible softswitch/SBC, typically linked by RADIUS, SIP Redirect, and/or CDR—integration and day-to-day ops span two product lines.

 

Wholesale (Class 4)

Kolmisoft — M4 SBC JeraSoft
M4 SBC is Kolmisoft’s Class 4 softswitch with billing and routing built in—aimed at high-volume SIP routing and wholesale-style traffic. Wholesale VoIP/SMS billing and dynamic routing on the JeraSoft side; the switch that carries the calls is still a separate system you must integrate and run.

 

Retail / Class 5 services

Kolmisoft — MOR JeraSoft
MOR combines billing with Class 5 / service-provider features in-product (resellers, recordings, PBX-type tools such as IVR and queues, dialer, calling cards, and related retail workflows). Retail-oriented billing (subscriptions, packages, DIDs, self-care, and similar) lives in JeraSoft; Class 5 media features live on the softswitch you pair with it.

 

Which Kolmisoft product?

Not sure MOR or M4? Use MOR vs M4 SBC. Rough split: retail / reseller / PBX-type services → MOR; high-volume SIP routing / Class 4 → M4.

 

Time to a working voice business

Kolmisoft JeraSoft
Pilot project: one product path (MOR or M4) with install help and a full feature set to prove the stack on your traffic. Expect integration work between billing and the switch you choose. How long that takes depends on your team and vendors—confirm with them; we do not invent a JeraSoft install timeline here.

 

Wondering where to start?

Here are some useful resources: