CFD for 3CX Hosted

[alanao]

https://www.3cx.com/ordering/pricing/hosted-info/ says CFD on Hosted is available only for ENT licenses can anyone confirm the difference of CFD on Pro and ENT? I am currently on PRO and have access to Call Processing Script but no option to upload the txt file for my dialer numbers. Will this provide that?

 

[edossantos_sipcaller]

You will not have access to the 3CX server when using a Hosted by 3CX instance.

You can try SIP Caller instead, which uses a totally different approach and doesn't require you to upload anything to the server.

 

[fxbastler]

I am currently on PRO and have access to Call Processing Script but no option to upload the txt file for my dialer numbers. Will this provide that?

Just a idea: upload your whole text as call script. It will not compile, no problem.

You can access the content with

string codetext = (PhoneSystem.Root.GetRoutePoints().Where( x => x.Number.Equals("name_or_number_of_the_call_script")).FirstOrDefault()).ScriptCode;

 

[edossantos_sipcaller]

You can also add it as a 3CX parameter and avoid the compilation error, or configure the CFD app to get the information from a web service.

However, all this will require a lot of work, and the result will be poor. Better going with a proven solution

 

[fortech]

Hi alanao, just a footnote on your query-thread. If you need 3cx hosted in an environment where you have full admin access to the VM/host. (a) such a setup is possibly to setup yourself - in theory - but if this is outside your comfort zone / not something you wish to consider trying, then (b) another easy option is to work with someone who can host your 3cx instance for you / set it up for your requirements / to meet this functional need (ie, you need SSH access to the 3cx instance to upload/insert files via WinSCP for example?)

If this sounds correct, and possibly useful, please let me know. I have a number of SMB clients I'm hosting 3cx instances for and it is ~very doable as a 'modest size project'. I can optionally help (or not) with things once the instance is setup, as per your needs/preference.

No pressure, just FYI.

Tim