WombatDialer For Linux

WombatDialer is a commercial, highly scalable, easy-to-use and multi-server telecasting system, designed to work with your existing Asterisk-based PBX (Private Branch Exchange) server. It’s a platform-independent web-based application that can run on any distribution of Linux.

The software can be used in telecasting to send a pre-recorded message to a set of receivers, in telemarketing for sending a pre-recorded message to a list of contacts, as well as for voice conferencing, to setup a conference call with many attendants.

WombatDialer can be used for automated phone interviews, to run multiple prioritized campaigns at the same time or as a powerful real-time monitoring software. WombatDialer is easy to integrate through its HTTP API (Application Programming Interface), and works with recent versions of Asterisk.

The software comes with a ubiquitous security model that provides comprehensive auditing functionality, allows users to create programmable actions for uncompleted calls, and provides a collection of “building blocks,” which can be used to build custom-tailored PBX solutions.

Another interesting feature of the WombatDialer application is that it does not depend on third-party services, always running locally. Automated installation is provided on any GNU/Linux operating system using a Docker container (more details can be found on the project’s website).

While the demo version is free of charge, it supports only two channels, expires after one year from the installation, which is fully automatic, and offers forum support only to its users. Mini pack, Midi pack and Large pack editions of WombatDialer are available for purchase on the project’s website (see link at the end of the article).

Prices start from 30 USD (30 CHF/25 EUR) per channel for the commercial editions. Detailed installation instructions, as well as a demo video of WombatDialer’s features can be found on the project’s website.