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    IssabelPBX

    IssabelPBX

    Issabel PBX - Unified Communications

    Open Source and Unified Communications partners created a new platform based on an Elastix® fork (currently purchased by 3CX) to provide the community with continuity, peace of mind and support needed to continue with their PBX and operation developments. Contribute to the funding of Issabel on https://www.patreon.com/issabel
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    Downloads: 3,732 This Week
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    PBXinaFlash 3/ IncrediblePBX
    Longing for the good old days of Asterisk@Home? Welcome back to the steroid-enhanced version. PBX in a Flash 3.0 & Incredible PBX 2020/2021/2022/2027 are the latest Lean, Mean Asterisk Machines, high-performance, turnkey Asterisk PBXs that are easy to upgrade. Features include Rocky8, CentOS/SL 7.x, Ubuntu 22.04 & 20.04, Debian 10 and Raspbian 10 support with Asterisk 20/18/16 and FreePBX 16/15 GPL modules. Add-ons include one-click installs of Incredible Fax and many other Asterisk...
    Downloads: 20 This Week
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    CSTA Inside

    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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    jpbxlite

    jpbxlite

    Java VoIP/SIP PBX system (replaced by jfPBX)

    jPBXLite is a VoIP/SIP PBX. Supports SIP extensions, voicemail, trunks, conferences, queues (ACD) and an IVR system. Support video conferencing with jPhoneLite/1.4.0. NOTE:THIS PROJECT WAS RENAMED AND IS NOW jfPBX. Please go to jfpbx.sourceforge.net
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    PointCRM

    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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    vTiger - FreeSWITCH Integration

    Extend vTiger CRM to add FreeSWITCH support

    Current vTiger CRM integration is to control the Asterisk (soft) PBX to establish and log calls. This call is established by the vTiger user of the vTiger web based GUI. FreeSWITCH can be configured as a similar soft PBX and so the goal is to get vTiger to cause Freeswitch to establish SIP connections from the vTiger user's phone to the customer phone.
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