Camrivox Makes Flexor CTI Available to Asterisk Community For Free

January 09, 2009

Cambridge, U.K.-based Camrivox Ltd has announced the release of Flexor CTI (News - Alert) for Outlook [Asterisk Edition]. The newest of Camrivox’s CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) software products, the Flexor CTI for Outlook is being offered free of cost to users of Asterisk (News - Alert)-based PBX telephony.

Camrivox specializes in CTI software for the SME market.

Having been deployed by over 4 million servers across the globe, Asterisk, an open source voice communications software application, is being used by enterprises and individuals alike for managing VoIP calls.

With the release of Camrivox’s (News - Alert) Flexor CTI, users of Asterisk-based PBX telephony will be able to enjoy additional features such as call logging, call reporting, click-to-dial, contact screen pop-ups and on-screen call control as a part of Microsoft (News - Alert) Outlook.

Users can directly download Flexor CTI to their PCs.

Malcolm Wood, CEO for Camrivox, explained the benefits: “With the release of Flexor CTI for Outlook [Asterisk Edition], Camrivox is introducing an exciting new dimension to the Asterisk community, delivering tangible benefits to businesses intent on maximizing their customer interaction.”

“Furthermore, with this amazing offer of a free download, Camrivox is delivering these benefits absolutely free of charge, a welcome message in such challenging economic times," he said.

Camrivox is also known for its Flexor CTI for CRM which integrates telephony with on-demand CRM applications such as Salesforce, NetSuite (News - Alert) and Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The company has also adopted the PBX-centric approach which will allow it to release Flexor Software products for the mobile workforce.

Flexor CTI for Outlook [Asterisk Edition] supports PBXs based on Asterisk version 1.4 and above.

Last month, TMCnet reported that Camrivox introduced its Flexor Account Portal to provide quick and easy download, purchase and management of licenses to its user base.

Divya Narain is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Divya's articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Stefania Viscusi

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