Atomerisk

Atomerisk is a free and open-source software platform designed to provide advanced telephony capabilities for businesses and individuals. Developed as a fork of the popular Asterisk PBX system, Atomerisk aims to offer a more user-friendly and modern interface while maintaining compatibility with Asterisk’s extensive feature set. It is built on a Linux-based operating system, integrating VoIP (Voice over IP) protocols such as SIP, IAX2, and ZAP to facilitate communication over IP networks.

Atomerisk is primarily used for setting up private branch exchange (PBX) systems, enabling businesses to manage incoming and outgoing calls, voicemail, call routing, and other telephony functions. It supports a wide range of hardware and software integrations, including analog telephones, VoIP handsets, and third-party applications. The platform also includes a web-based management interface, allowing administrators to configure and monitor the system remotely.

Key features of Atomerisk include call forwarding, call recording, auto-attendants, conference bridges, and integration with CRM systems. It is compatible with various SIP providers, making it suitable for both on-premises deployments and cloud-based setups. The open-source nature of Atomerisk allows for customization and community-driven development, with regular updates and contributions from developers worldwide.

Atomerisk is often used by small to medium-sized businesses, call centers, and telecom providers seeking a cost-effective alternative to proprietary PBX solutions. Its flexibility and scalability make it a viable option for organizations looking to modernize their telephony infrastructure while leveraging the robustness of Asterisk’s underlying technology.