Robert-BCC
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I'm (maybe) starting a volunteer project with a San Francisco bay area group that houses five distinct non-profit organizations. Currently, each organization orders their own analog line(s) from .. (well I'm not sure who they get them from actually.)
I was pitching the idea of moving to a hosted PiaF install for the building at large. Each organization could join in the party, or stay with their analog lines. The building manager agreed that the cost of a hosted PiaF could be centrally paid for as a building cost, so no need to divy up that fee.
I was thinking each group could setup their own Vitelity account and pay for their own calls and their own DIDs with their own credit cards. Each account's DIDs would then point to the same IP (the hosted PiaF server.)
Is there a better way to skin this cat? Are there any "gotchas" to this approach?
Thanks,
Robert
I was pitching the idea of moving to a hosted PiaF install for the building at large. Each organization could join in the party, or stay with their analog lines. The building manager agreed that the cost of a hosted PiaF could be centrally paid for as a building cost, so no need to divy up that fee.
I was thinking each group could setup their own Vitelity account and pay for their own calls and their own DIDs with their own credit cards. Each account's DIDs would then point to the same IP (the hosted PiaF server.)
Is there a better way to skin this cat? Are there any "gotchas" to this approach?
Thanks,
Robert