Emlogic ISDN Plug-In Beta released

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Emlogic is proud to announce the public beta release of the Emlogic ISDN Plug-In for FileMaker, now available for download at www.emlogic.nl.

Versions are available for Microsoft Windows only.

Description

The Emlogic ISDN Plug-In is a powerful FileMaker plug-in that can receive data from any ISDN adapter.

This plug-in is easy to use: just connect the ISDN adapter to an NT-1 device and you are ready to start.

Features

- Listen to incoming calls

- Trigger a script at an incoming call

- Request calling party number (caller ID)

- Request CAPI version

- Request ISDN adapter manufacturer name

Suggested Uses

- Call logging

- Integrate caller identification with CRM applications

- Integrate caller identification with Food Delivery Service applications

- More...

Requirements

- Microsoft Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4) or Windows XP (Service Pack 2)

- Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 or higher

- FileMaker 7, 8 or 8.5 (Pro, Developer/Advanced and Runtime)

- ISDN adapter with CAPI 2.0 driver

Beta Test Program

Be first to beta test the Emlogic ISDN Plug-In. You can share your opinions and suggestions directly with our developers. And as an extra bonus, we will pick 3 people who gave use the most useful feedback and they win a free license of the Emlogic ISDN Plug-In when it is released.

To become a beta tester, download the Emlogic ISDN Plug-In, give use your feedback and we will do

the rest.

Keep in mind that this is a beta release and should not be used in production. A beta license is included in the download that will allow you to use the beta version for 15 minutes for every FileMaker session.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Do you take requests?

A. Yes, if you find an ISDN function that is not supported in the plug-in, let us know and we will see what we can do.

Q. When will the commercial release be available?

A. We want to make sure the plug-in is fully tested before commercial release. We are shooting for summer 2007.

Q. Is pricing available?

A. Not yet.

Contact

www.emlogic.nl

Edited April 29, 2007 by Guest