FusionPBX has a click-to-call application that it is not very easy to find, but it is not hidden at all. The click-to-call capability allows the linking between to endpoints from a http event. To be more clear, a perfect click-to-call example is the one that bank pages have on their pages, where you put your phone number, click the button and after a moment you get a call from the bank.
The graphic shows a normal click-to-call flow:
When you open the FusionPBX click-to-call page, it is a little confusing. I will explain some of its fields.
Let us say the customer is calling from 312XXXXXXX to a business called Inside-out with phone number 613YYYYYYY. Agent is registered in the PBX with a local extension number 10010.
Now, I fill the form with the following data:
All other fields are optional. There is a minor cosmetic bug in the FusionPBX. In this example, when the agent's extension rings, the phone will display the source caller ID data (Inside-out for the name, 613YYYYYYY). But, do not worry, the customer will get the company's number right.
You can contact me if you need support about integrating a click-to-call widget in your business website.
Good luck!
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