Asterisk Development & Custom Dialplan
Custom Asterisk development — dialplan logic, AMI/ARI applications, and telephony that does exactly what your business needs.
When an off-the-shelf PBX cannot do what you need, Asterisk can — with the right dialplan and application code behind it. I build custom telephony logic on Asterisk: routing rules, call flows, CRM integrations, and applications driven through AMI, AGI and ARI.
What's included
- Custom dialplan design and implementation (including PJSIP configuration)
- AGI and ARI applications in PHP, Python or Node.js
- AMI integrations for real-time call control and monitoring
- CRM and REST API integrations (click-to-call, screen pops, call logging)
- Call routing logic: time-based, skills-based, least-cost routing
- Conference bridges, call recording pipelines and reporting
- Migration from chan_sip to PJSIP
- Performance tuning for high concurrent call volume
Problems this solves
- Existing dialplan has grown unmaintainable and breaks on every change
- Need telephony integrated with an in-house CRM or application
- Call flows that off-the-shelf PBX software cannot express
- Legacy chan_sip setup that needs moving to PJSIP
- Server hitting limits as call volume grows
How we work
- 1Talk
Tell me the problem or the goal. No charge, no obligation.
- 2Scope
You get a clear plan, a fixed price, and a realistic timeline.
- 3Build
I implement and test it, keeping you updated as it progresses.
- 4Handover
Working system, documentation, and support after go-live.
Need help with asterisk development & custom dialplan?
Send a message describing your setup and what's going wrong. You'll get a straight answer about whether I can help, what it would take, and what it would cost.
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