FreeSWITCH Development

What is FreeSWITCH ?

FreeSWITCH is a software that operates on one or more servers and offers WebRTC, VoIP(Voice over IP), and video in real-time. It works on Linux and Windows servers, as well as on macOS and FreeBSD.

FreeSWITCH is used to create and develop Private branch exchange(PBX) systems, IVR services, videoconferencing platforms, collaboration stations with chat and screen sharing, as well as Session Border Controllers and voice gateways. Additionally, it serves as the main building block of a large number of commercially available IP PBX server appliances that are FreeSWITCH-based.

 

Why Choose Free Switch?

Performance

FreeSwitch is an open-source platform hence it is easy to utilize. FreeSWITCH framework likewise gives better execution for video and audio calling. This makes it appropriate for business VoIP communication advancement. This VoIP stage likewise has to bolster for more simultaneous calls contrasted with its partners.

Stability

FreeSWITCH has all the PBX (Private Branch Exchange) usefulness in it. Any easy to complex VoIP Solution can be created over it. This innovation has numerous focal points contrasted with its partners. The FreeSWITCH is created by remembering a particular approach so it can be utilized to create distinctive sorts of FreeSWITCH development which will appreciate greatest conceivable stability.

Versatility

FreeSWITCH framework supports most common coded languages and applications like JavaScript, C++, Lua, .NET, Python and Perl. FreeSWITCH is more versatile than its partners because of its secluded outlines. Its cross stage bolster makes it the best VoIP development platform to build up an adaptable VoIP Solution.

Key Features of FreeSWITCH Development

  • Modular system
  • Voicemail with MWI (Message Waiting Indicator)
  • Flexible CDR system
  • Intercom (Paging)
  • Multi-tenant
  • Bypass/proxy media mode
  • Call Groups (Ring Groups)
  • FIFO (QUEUE)
  • Shared Line Appearance (SLA)
  • Write IVR’s in several different languages
  • Dial Groups (Different From Call Groups)
  • Anti-SPIT (Spam over Internet Telephony)