Best Telephony Software for Asterisk

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    Dynamics Telephony Reviews

    Dynamics Telephony

    Dynamics Telephony

    $15.00/month/user
    2 Ratings
    Dynamics Telephony unifies your telephone system with Dynamics 365 - Auto-lookup of customer in Dynamics 365 before you answer call - Telephone controls embedded in Dynamics 365 (answer, transfer, etc.) - Dial contacts directly from Dynamics 365 with a single click - Full interaction history logged in Dynamics 365 - Telephone statistics unified with CRM data in Dynamics 365 - Incoming calls blended with Omnichannel - Call outcome buttons automatically schedules follow-up activity - All statistics available in Dynamics 365 dashboards and reports
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    astTECS Reviews
    *astTECS IPPBX system is the ideal solution for any business, large or small. *astTECS PBX has all the top-end features at an affordable price and is TEC certified by DoT (Govt of India). *astTECS IPPBX solution allows your business to be flexible, innovative, competitive, and future-ready while reducing telecom expenses. *astTECS Call Center Dialer is an omnichannel contact centre solution that offers advanced features and a real-time dashboard for agent monitoring. Advanced analytics and AI-based call center dialer will improve agent productivity and customer engagement. *astTECS provides a complete call recording solution for your company. *astTECS voice recorder is easy to use and offers advanced features. Integration with any PBX is seamless. Supports ISDN/PRI, IP, analog lines and mobile to record all incoming and outgoing calls.
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    thinQ Reviews
    thinQ provides a "better" way to power voice and SMS/MMS messaging applications in the cloud. Get up and running quickly with our integrated thinQ io portal and APIs. We make it easy to bring your 40 high-quality carriers to Twilio and Nexmo, Plivo and SignalWire, as well as enterprise contact centers and telecom VoIP providers. Our APIs allow you to quickly add and control inbound and outbound voice, texting, and other features to your existing tech stack. You can also connect to existing SIP providers to improve call delivery and quality. Our fully integrated thinQ.io Web platform makes it easy to purchase and port phone numbers, create route profiles, trunks, enable text messaging, as well as create route profiles, trunks, and other functions. You'll find a "better" way to communicate if you add call-specific analytics, SIP ladders, and our five-star support team to mitigate, route around outages, create customized routes and blocks, etc.
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    Kamailio Reviews
    Kamailio®, the successor to former OpenSER and SE, is an open-source SIP Server released under GPLv2+. It can handle thousands of call setups per seconds. Kamailio is a platform for VoIP, real-time communications and instant messaging. It can also be used to scale up SIP-to PBX gateways, PBX system, or media servers such as Asterisk™, FREESWITCH™, and SEMS. Among its many powerful features are asynchronous TCP and UDP, secure communication via VoIP (voice, text, and video); WebSocket support WebRTC; IPv4 or IPv6; simple instant messaging with embedded XCAP servers and MSRP relay; asynchronous operation; IMS extensions to VoLTE; ENUM, DID and least-cost routing; load balancing and routing failover; accounting, authentication, and authorization; support for many backend system such as MySQL, Postgres and Oracle, Redis, Cassandra and Memcached, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redisk, MongoDB and MongoDB, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redis, Redist, Redis, Redis, Redis, Casandra, Casandra, Redis, Casandra, MongoDB and Memcached, MongoDB, MongoDB, MongoDB, MongoDB, MongoDB, MongoDB, Casandra, MongoDB and Memcached, Casandra, MongoDB and Memcached
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