Open-source telecoms. Operator-controlled.0.7.0-dev / Development preview ↗
DOMAINTAINS.

Open source / 04

Inspect the code. Own your integration.

Open source is a practical architectural choice: operators can inspect the implementation, test the safeguards and build integrations without depending on a hidden commercial platform.

GPL

Version 3 or later.

The licence recorded in the repository. Software freedom, with the responsibilities of the licence and no implied service guarantee.

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01

What is public.

The FreePBX module, administrator interface, activation and ownership implementation, standalone BYOT provider reference, emergency registration contracts and number-search integration are public. So are synthetic adapters, regression tests and integration documentation.

02

What remains operator-specific.

Customer authentication, carrier credentials, production adapters, commercial policies and operational infrastructure belong to the operator. Public examples intentionally do not disclose private billing platforms or supply fictional carrier guarantees.

Understand the BYOT boundary
03

Contribute with evidence.

Start with the existing contracts, reproduce behaviour using synthetic data and describe the expected authority boundary. Use the public repository to discuss issues and propose changes. Do not post secrets, customer records or confidential vulnerability details in public.

Repository issues
04

Open does not mean production-approved.

The current milestone is 0.7.0-dev. Local testing and development review establish evidence about the implementation, not live connectivity or commercial readiness.

See the current milestone