- Industry
- Call centers · BPO · outbound desks
- Type
- Public site + custom CMS
- Duration
- 5:40
- Stack
- Front end · CMS · SaaS admin
- Proof
- Working-system YouTube walkthrough
Watch the demo
Open on YouTube → · Duration 5:40 · Full playlist
What this demo shows
Direct answer: A contact-center operator’s public site and CMS on one stack — pages marketing can edit without opening a ticket for every text change, while the telephony product stays the spine. Not a WordPress theme demo.
- Marketing and content sites purpose-built for call-center businesses.
- A CMS the operator can edit without a developer on every change.
- Front-end work that still points back to the communications product.
What this is not
- Not a slide deck or logo animation — the recording is the running product.
- Not a Genesys, Five9, Twilio Flex or public PBX login on unifiedPBX.in.
Client names stay off public pages where work is confidential. Figures on screen are from demo or evaluation data unless a linked case study says otherwise.
Video chapters
Jump points for humans and crawlers. Timestamps open the same recording on YouTube.
| Time | Segment |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | Why call centers need their own CMS Marketing pages, careers and service lines that change weekly — separate from the dialer. |
| 1:30 | Operator-editable content CMS workflows so non-developers publish landing pages and updates. |
| 3:20 | Front end tied to the comms product How the public site still points prospects to the contact-center offer. |
| 5:00 | Wrap-up When to commission custom CMS vs renting a generic site builder. |
Who should watch
- Product owners commissioning custom web applications
- Contact-center operators, BPO tech leads and CCaaS founders
Technology in the recording
CMSCall centerFront endSaaS
On this site
Case study, service or article for the same system.
Full-stack development →Contact center development → About Pankaj Joshi → All demos →Questions this demo answers
Related demos
- Multi-Tenant CCaaS Dialer on Asterisk
- Cloud IP PBX — IVR, Ring Groups and Extensions
- Restaurant Management CMS and Mobile API
- Multi-User School Management System
Building something in this class?
Share the workflow, current stack and constraints. The first reply is an architecture-minded review.
Discuss Your Project