The diagram below illustrates how a company might use acallto to integrate communications into their website. While a company's webmasters can of course take on this responsibility, acallto is simple enough that departments and individuals can each manage their own part of the picture. The acallto contact model Embodied in the way acallto's pat. This view of communications is an important part of what we mean by a Contact Server . The lynchpin of the model is the caller identification that stems from reception page visitors being asked to register and log in to acallto .
Users can easily set how little or how much access they wish to give anonymous callers.
For example, a movie star would likely give anonymous callers no access to themselves, or offer a phone link to a fan club or recorded message. When a registered caller first accesses a user's reception page, he or she is automatically added to the user's general People list. This is a step up from anonymous , because the caller can be specifically identified by username. They've had the courtesy to identify themselves. Users can separately set access properties for People, probably offering more access than to anonymous callers.