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Asterisk GUI client, VICIdial
VICIdial Contact Center Suite
This software suite is designed to extend the functionality of the Asterisk PBX through platform-independant web-client applications. Includes the VICIdial inbound/outbound contact center application. The suite is scalable across multiple Asterisk servers. -
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VitalPBX
Unified Communications System - PBX System
VitalPBX is a free telephone and communications PBX system for companies. It is a complete platform that can be installed on the physical hardware on the site or as a hosted application. VitalPBX acts as the upper layer interface for the Linux base and then Asterisk (one of the most popular communication toolkits in the world). For this reason, VitalPBX is the graphic user interface between you and the complex world of modern communications. VitalPBX will help you implement a secure... -
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PBXlab adds value to business thanks to its valuable contribution of technological solutions. PBXlab promotes the use of free software programs that can be tailored to the real needs of its users, speed of movement between users, at a very low cost or no cost. PBXlab offers development of add-ons and improvements to programs, leading to more full, safe and adapted to customer needs programs. We offer technological independence without having to develop products from...
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AGIS stands for Asterisk Groupware Integration Server. It provides a SOAP backend for access and configuration of the Asterisk PBX. Further it implements a SOAP based Asterisk application for E-Groupware with management functions for users and admins.
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The aim of callbuntu-webgui is to offer an easy-to-use graphical interface for administrating common tasks of Asterisk-PBX for ubuntu.
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A modularized Linux platform optimized for embedded hardware hosting various network appliance packages (i.e. Router,Voip PBX,NAS,etc..) with an easy to use web interface for customization.
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FreePBX is the most widely deployed Asterisk based PBX application with over 3 million direct and indirect downloads. It transforms your LAMPA stack into a powerful PBX. See http://www.freepbx.org for Forums, Docs, Bug Tracker, Project Site and more.
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MOR is Billing System for Asterisk PBX. It supports postpaid/prepaid billing with LCR and Fail-Over. Realtime Asterisk management using web interface. Reporting and advanced rating. Based on fast C application for Asterisk and Ruby On Rails GUI.
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Secure File Transfer for Windows with Cerberus by RedwoodCerberus supports unlimited users and connections on a single IP, with built-in encryption, 2FA, and a browser-based web client — all deployable in under 15 minutes with a 25-day free trial.
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Java CTI application server for the open-source Asterisk (TM) PBX (includes GUI). OrderlyCalls supports both the AGI / FastAGI & Manager protocols, and includes a WebDeployer that allows you to create your own integrated VOIP and HTML applications.
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