FreePBX on Debian

FreePBX is an open-source VoIP phone system that provides businesses with a feature-rich and cost-effective solution for managing communication needs. With FreePBX, you can set up a professional-grade phone system for your organization with ease.

Web-based VoIP PBX system that simplifies business communications with advanced call management, unified communications, and SIP trunking integration.

FreePBX Features

Advanced VoIP Capabilities: Seamless SIP trunking and softphone support.

Scalability: Easily scale from small businesses to large enterprise environments.

Customizable Extensions: Set up and manage unlimited extensions with ease.

Call Routing & Forwarding: Intelligent call routing based on time, priority, or department.

Integrated IVR (Interactive Voice Response): Automate customer interactions with a professional auto-attendant.

Voicemail to Email: Get voicemail transcriptions delivered to your inbox.

Multi-Tenant Support: Deploy multiple instances for different teams or clients.

Call Recording & Analytics: Track and analyze call quality, performance, and security logs.

Web-Based Management: Fully customizable GUI for seamless configuration and monitoring.

Security & Encryption: TLS/SRTP encryption to safeguard VoIP communications.

And many other features

Usecase for FreePBX on Azure:

High Availability: Leverage Azures global infrastructure for uninterrupted service.

Auto Scaling: Dynamically scale resources based on usage demands.

Data Security: Built-in Azure compliance and security standards.

Remote & Hybrid Work Support: Secure remote PBX access for distributed teams.

Seamless Azure Integration: Connect with Azure AD, Teams, and third-party apps.

VoIP Support / Documentation

Follow the post setup instructions on our website - Setup FreePBX on Azure

Disclaimer: This solution is built using FreePBX. FreePBX is a registered trademark of Sangoma Technologies Inc and is licensed under the GPL. No warrantee of any kind, express or implied, is included with this software Use at your risk, responsibility for damages (if any) to anyone resulting from the use of this software rest entirely with the user. The author is not responsible for any damage that its use could cause.