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CSTA Inside
Open source CSTA library
Aim of this project is to provide a library for C/C++ developers to use ECMA-269/ECMA-323 CSTAIII XML protocol. It will also include: CSTA interface for FreeSWITCH and example client application. (extending the PBX and protocol support is in progress). Check wiki for details. -
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Activa brings the Asterisk IP PBX to the call center. Built on top of Asterisk, Activa components enable successful call center implementations adding value in areas such as computer telephony, screenpop&click2dial, agent control, automatic dialing...
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PointCRM
CRM system based on vtiger, adapted to Polish companies.
PointCRM is a Customer Relationship Management system based on vtiger. It is more clean with simpliest structure and much lighter then vtiger (package 11 MB instead of 30 MB). It has been adapted to Polish companies (built-in default package Polish language, addresses and specific numbers identifying them such as NIP (VAT Identyfication Number), REGON, KRS). The system includes only modules associated closely with the sales CRM (Customers, Contacts, Leads, Potential Sales), marketing... -
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AstTapi, an opensource Asterisk Tapi driver for windows. This allows users of TAPI compliant applications such as Outlook and Act to dial contacts directly from the application using an Asterisk PBX Server.
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