The Flash Operator Panel (FOP) is one of the most popular examples of the power of the Manager interface. FOP presents a web-based visual view of your system and allows you control of calls.
FOP is most commonly used to enable a live attendant to view the users in the system and connect calls between them. It can also be used in a call-center environment to provide CRM-triggered screen pops.[127]
The FOP management interface is shown in Figure 10.1, “The Flash Operator Panel management interface”. To grab a copy of FOP, head to http://www.asternic.org.
Figure 10.1. The Flash Operator Panel management interface
FOP isn’t all that difficult to set up, but it does require several steps to configure. The configuration of FOP is beyond the scope of this book, but if you head on over to the FOP web site you will find the latest documentation detailing the installation and configuration process.
Flash Operator Panel 2019
FOP has a fantastic community and a popular mailing list. The success of FOP has also been aided by its inclusion in Trixbox.
Flash Operator Panel 2 Support
Flash Operator Panel 2 Test
[127] Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is an interface that companies use to help manage customer information and interaction.
Flash Operator Panel 2
Flash Operator Panel 2
This video is an overview of the Flash Operator Panel 2 (FOP2) for FreePBX. Chris Sherwood with Crosstalk Solutions is available for best practice network. Something went wrong! We developed the first panel for Asterisk in 2004, and up until today is the most widely used operator console. Across the years we gained experience and we incorporated all this knowledge into version 2. MODEM We’ve taken the panel a step beyond using Web 2.0 technologies to give you a polished web application for the Asterisk PBX. Fop2 (Flash Operator Panel 2) added user cannot login to portal; but admin can login using fop2admin credentials General Help rbarrera (Rbarrera) 2019-05-08 22:29:25 UTC #1.