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FreePBX

FreePBX

Telecommunications

Freedom to Communicate. FreePBX gives users the tools to build a phone system tailored to their needs.

About us

FreePBX is an open source community. Completely free to download and use, the power of FreePBX comes from a global community of developers who ensure it remains a high compatibility and customizable platform with all the key features needed to build a scalable business phone system on any budget. With millions of installations worldwide and a very active development base, the FreePBX community continues to out-perform the telecom industry’s commercial efforts.

Website
https://www.freepbx.org/
Industry
Telecommunications
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Specialties
telecommunications, open source, software, PBX, Free PBX, communications, unified communications, business communications, open source communications, and open source software

Updates

  • Lots of things can go wrong during SIP trunk setup — credentials in the wrong field, codec mismatches, registration errors. Before you go down that rabbit hole, try https://hubs.ly/Q04mZ8Xp0: 💬 “What is the easiest way to make SIP calls with FreePBX?” SIPStation is Sangoma's own trunking service, so the docs are tight. You'll get a clear walkthrough covering account connection, trunk config, inbound/outbound routes, and verification. Try it for yourself: https://hubs.ly/Q04mZxN90

  • DYK: FreePBX includes access to two softphone clients, built for different workflows: the Sangoma Phone Desktop App for computer-based users and contact center agents, and Sangoma Talk for iOS and Android when mobility matters. Join us July 28th at 12 pm EST as we walk through both clients and how to get the most out of them. We'll also cover Scribe, an AI feature that transcribes, summarizes, and sentiment-tags voicemails so your team knows what a call was about before dialing back. Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q04m203Q0

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  • The internet is getting noisier. You've felt it — googling a technical question and wading through five "10 Best Tips!" articles written by a bot. AI-generated filler, recycled content, SEO slop — there's even a name for it: Dead Internet Theory. We went the other direction. Sangoma has been building telecom tech since the 1980s. Decades of real engineers documenting real products — FreePBX, SIPStation, PBXact, and more. We put that curated corpus into a RAG system (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), which means the AI answers from our docs — not from the internet at large. The result: https://hubs.ly/Q04mYNk90 — ask a real question, get a real answer. Over the next few posts, we'll show you exactly what it can do. 🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q04mYqfz0

  • FreePBX offers two softphone clients, and most deployments aren't using either of them to their full potential. Join us July 28th for a walkthrough covering which client fits which role, how the contact center features work, and how Scribe uses AI to summarize and tag voicemails before your reps even pick up the phone. Webinar starts at 12 pm EST and is free to attend. 
 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04m1RwB0

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  • FreePBX reposted this

    🐸 Tango is hopping. The prize pond is over $7,000 in FreePBX bundles.  If you spent any part of the 80s feeding quarters to a cabinet so a pixelated  amphibian could cross a highway, this one's going to feel familiar.  It's called Tango Hop. Same hopper energy as the classic, except Tango (the  FreePBX mascot) is trying to reach an extension through five lanes of  SIPStation trunks, past the Responsive Firewall, and across an RTP stream that absolutely does not buffer for him.  🥇 Everything Bundle - $3,449  🥈 Call Center Bundle - $2,299  🥉 Advanced Bundle - $1,149  🐸 Starter Bundle - $349  (All four are 25-year FreePBX commercial module licenses + a t-shirt. Four  bundles, four winners.)  Arrow keys. Browser. No quarters required. Add your name almost like back in the day.  👉 Play: https://lnkd.in/gCAigytn  🏆 Leaderboard: https://lnkd.in/gAxwjeFG  If you've ever named a home extension "100" because you had to, or lost a  Saturday to a dialplan rewrite — go climb the board.  #FreePBX #Sangoma #VoIP #Telecom #RetroGaming #ArcadeNostalgia

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