This is a cross-post on both the Asterisk and the FreePBX blogs, so for those who may only be familiar with FreePBX let me introduce myself. My name is Joshua Colp. I’m the Project Lead for the Asterisk project, the telephony toolkit that powers FreePBX. For those on the Asterisk side, Hi again! Over the
The FreePBX 16 beta was announced back in June, and since that time, we have seen thousands of FreePBX 16 installs. Our Engineering and QA teams have completed their testing, so we’re announcing today that FreePBX is moving from beta to GA. As a refresher, this is what FreePBX 16 brings to the project: PHP
Hello Everyone. We are pleased to announce the launch of our first public beta release for FreePBX 16. FreePBX 16 beta incorporates a number of new features and improvements over the current version, which will be highlighted below. A Word About the ‘Beta’ Label New stuff is fun, but important information can get lost in
As an administrator of a FreePBX or PBXact system, have you ever found yourself asking: How do I make an automated caller survey? How do I direct all calls to X except when Y is true, then calls go to Z? How do I save or record the DTMF input from callers when they navigate
It’s October. For me here in North America, that means that the weather is changing… The days are a bit shorter, the nights are a bit cooler, and the leaves are changing into beautiful reds and oranges and yellows. For a telephony geek like me, it also means AstriCon is just around the corner. AstriCon