Jerasoft Development will unveil BillBery 3.0.5 VoIP billing solution at the ITW 2010 in Washington, DC, USA which is scheduled to take place between May 24 and 26 at Marriott Wardman Park Hotel.

This update will include support for Mobile Number Portability or MNP besides several other features. The major update of BillBery 3.0.5 release includes enhancements to existing functions like smarter search and a callback module among others. Other new features like the targets list generator helps create real target lists for the present and potential VoIP providers, said company sources.

Changes have been made to improve Web-interface rearrangement, the invoicing module and graphical charts. Interested users can ask for a trial demo of the new BillBery 3.0.5 version by making a request on Jerasoft Development's Web site. The solution can be tested in a live-environment by VoIP service providers, enterprise buyers, developers and resellers.

Jerasoft Development develops and integrates billing solutions for companies. The BillBery 3.0.5 billing platform offers optimized performance characteristics, stability and is a reliable solution catering to needs in the VoIP market. The Billing System includes advanced features and several other VoIP retail services like call shop support and prepaid top-up cards, profit margins control, active calls monitoring, partitioning, quality and capacity control for dynamic routing.

Company sources defined BillBery 3.0.5 as a perfect Web-based IP telephony billing software for retail and wholesale VoIP operators as customers of Mera softswitches and Asterisk-based phone systems, NexTone VoIP platforms, Cisco VoIP systems and Quintum (News - Alert) VoIP gateways.

BillBery is a carrier-grade VoIP billing solution and it represents optimized compatibility, usability and other services as required by the modern VoIP billing industry. IP telephony providers will be able to launch, provision and rate an array of services with BillBery, said company sources.

The solution supports prepaid and postpaid billing modes including prepaid calling cards, Caller-ID based billing, call shops, switch partitioning and dynamic routing of calls. It can calculate more than 300 million call records per month.