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Did anyone get SMS to work with DIDWW? First step would be to get inbound SMS to work.

I found the instructions Github and installed the SMS application but DIDWW is not listed as supported provider.

Also my DID provider is DIDWW and they offer 4 types of SMS integration. HTTP in, HTTP out, SMPP ESME, SMPP SMSC Which one do I choose?

Hi, Sorry to bother but can you assist in installing SMS for fusionpbx? I am in the process of switching from FreePBX and can't find any instructions on how to install the SMS app from github. There are a lot of posts in the forum on how to fix issues after it's installed but I couldn't find...

I haven't installed the Okay Network billing system yet but I am pretty much sold on giving it a try. The past is the past (IMHO) and according to Github the same developer has contributed 222 commits to the fusionpbx project so far.

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OK. It's a 24-hour clock but the time offset must be set correctly. My system is set for EST Canada time zone so the offset is zero.

How do I set AM or PM? It seems to understand only the 12 hour clock

Not sure how this works here but I propose a Bounty to implement the ability to incorporate saved XML changes back into the GUI Dialplan Manager and inbound/outbound routes. As I understand it, the code is already partially there to read the default XML files back into the GUI. If we can get a...

That's really too bad. It would be great to switch back from XML to GUI (dialplan_detail records) for inbound/outbound routes and dialplan manager records. Seems like this is something that should be added in a future date. Not sure how it works in this forum but can we start a bounty to add...

In Dialplan manager I can view a call destination (for example call_screen) in the Gui and also in XML code. However, when I make changes in the XML code and save them, those changes are not saved to the dialplan GUI. Is this supposed to work? It would make sense that FusionPBX allows switching...

Can anyone help? I changed the code as described above and it prompts for the digit 1 when I enable call screening but when I press the 1 it is ignored and the call disconnects. There must be something off on the last line of the code.

Apparently it's minimum $100 per month

Thanks for the suggestion, it looks interesting. If I understand correctly, the IVOZ application is a Multitenant PBX. It's an integrated billing solution that's built around Asterisk 13 and PJSIP but I want to move away from Asterisk to Freeswitch so this won't work for me. My goal is to use...

Definitely good

Yes, I sort of feel bad about it but I hadn't gotten any response yet and thought hijacking my thread would distract readers from the actual message in my post. However, no matter what the developer did in the past, if this Billing module works as advertised (and feedback so far seems to say it...

I contacted the developer via messenger and his website is back up. Apparently a DNS issue on the server. I will also try to install it later this week and go for the $300 CAD license. It's not a big investment. It's cheaper in the long term and brings us one step closer to going open source.

It's not free. There is a recurring monthly fee of $49 (I think) or a one-time fee of $300 for the license. I haven't tried it yet which I why I asked for feedback here.

It's not abandoned. Just takes a long time to load. Try this link. https://okay.network/communications/freeswitch-fusionpbx-goodies/billing-for-fusionpbx-with-freeswitch/billing-for-fusionpbx-installation.html

I don't know if it's really necessary to write a whole new billing module when there is already one available that can potentially do the job. That's what this thread is about. To get some feedback from users on this forum who have used the Billing module from Okay Network. There must be...