[asterisk-users] Open Source Visual Call-Flow and IVR Dev Tool v1.0 Released!

zac wolfe zac.wolfe at gmail.com
Wed Aug 26 01:48:19 CDT 2009


After over a year of alphas, betas, and release candidates I'm happy to
announce that Version 1.0 of SafiServer and SafiWorkshop has just been
released under the open source license GPL (ver 3). You can download
installers from our site www.safisystems.com and the source code can be
downloaded from Sourceforge (more details available on our site).

If you're not familiar with our system and you do any Asterisk voice
application development at all you're in for a life-altering experience.
Again, more info is available on our site but here's a quick description:

*SafiWorkshop is a visual call flow designer that allows Asterisk
administrators to quickly create and deploy powerful IVR, auto-attendants,
and call routing applications by creating diagrams that reflect the desired
function. These diagrams, or Saflets, can then be executed remotely on Safi
Systems’ standalone server component: SafiServer. Key features include full
featured graphical IVR/logic designer, live remote debugging, built-in audio
prompt studio for creating, editing and distributing prompts, simple
application deployment, database connection pooling, multiple Asterisk
server capable, FreePBX plugin, and many more powerful features that makes
Asterisk voice application development simple and fun. *

We think this is a great tool as it stands now but your input and
contributions will help us make it even better -- don't hesitate to get
involved and post your bugs, suggestions, or code (send a request to
info at safisystems.com). We're happy to finally be in a position to give a
little something back to the OS community that has been so good to us.
Enjoy!

Zac Wolfe
Safi Systems LLC
www.safisystems.com
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