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Cisco CallManager Alternative — Linux IP PBX Demo
A Linux IP PBX walkthrough for teams replacing expensive CallManager seats with a self-hosted business phone system.
Watch demo →Each video is a running system: IP PBX, contact center, WebRTC agent panels, insurance and telecom operations, and full-stack SaaS. Client names stay off the public pages where the work is confidential. The same playlist lives on YouTube; these pages are the canonical, searchable record.
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A Linux IP PBX walkthrough for teams replacing expensive CallManager seats with a self-hosted business phone system.
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One operations platform for a VoIP or PBX business instead of separate CRM, inventory, billing and support tools.
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Agents take calls in the browser. The PBX still owns hold, transfer, mute and who is allowed to see which queue.
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17:27
Orders, inventory and customers for a telecom hardware business — APIs first, screens second.
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UnifiedPBX as a self-hosted Asterisk 22 system: you own the extensions, trunks and recordings.
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Admin, super-admin and agent roles on one CCaaS product. Tenant boundaries stay in the data, not the brochure.
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Leads and the live call sit on one desk. The agent does not tab-switch between a CRM and a softphone.
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5:35
Indian legal research as an application: models, retrieval and workflow on infrastructure you can keep offline.
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Platform-owner view: every agency, agent and campaign without mixing tenant records.
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Borrower, case and audit trail in one workflow. Documents stay attached to the case, not a shared drive.
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Agency owners see agents, leads and campaigns. Missed follow-up stops being invisible.
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8:33
A secure CMS for organizations that need editorial control and a SQL Server backend, not a brochure WordPress.
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7:13
Catering, housekeeping and maintenance as one operations product for contract facilities.
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Calls and SMS fire from the CRM record. The conversation stays on the contact, not in three apps.
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1:57
A compact walkthrough of a working IP PBX: the setup is the product, not a slide.
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IVR, calling, identity and billing as one UCaaS suite. SSO is part of the product, not an afterthought.
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The public site and the CMS a contact-center business actually publishes from.
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10:28
Shared Asterisk cores, isolated tenants, a dialer that belongs to the product — not a desktop .exe.
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Inbound routing as a product: IVR, ring groups and extensions on a hosted IP PBX.
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Menus, events and payments as one restaurant backend the mobile app can call.
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Roles first: who can see a student record is the product, not a permission afterthought.
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3:54
Outbound SMS and voice campaigns as a platform: lists, pacing and delivery, not a desktop blaster.
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5:34
Field-service tenancy: each company gets customers and crews on one backend.
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Rosters and patient care on one API. Each home is a tenant, not a copied database.
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2:55
A compact project tracker for teams that need tasks and owners, not a Jira import.
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4:31
Fax as a broadcast product: lists, delivery and compliance — not a USB modem.
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8:59
Tenants, routes and OTP on a messaging platform. The API is how products send, not a CSV upload only.
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2:18
Outbound email with a queue you can see. Contacts and messages stay in one application.
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9:44
Clubs, members and events as a campus product — not a spreadsheet per society.
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2:48
Rankings and events for a sporting circuit. The table is the product.
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2:28
A booking product that includes the Italian reporting steps hotels cannot skip.
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A correspondence product with rules. The workflow matters more than the form.
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A private network with a real membership model — not a white-label Twitter clone.
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