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(In the unlikely event your Zulu UC / FreePBX Softphones license doesn’t appear, wait a few minutes and try again, and then visit to open a FreePBX Commercial Modules support ticket.) Go back to Admin > System Admin > Activation and click “Update Activation” and verify you see your Zulu UC / FreePBX Softphones license.Next to your license, under “Deployment Options” enter your deployment ID.Locate the appropriate “FreePBX Softphones” license pack and quantity, and click “Add”.Log in to with your Sangoma account you activated the PBX with Go to Store > FreePBX Systems & Software > Zulu UC.Get your PBX deployment ID from Admin > System Admin > Activation or run fwconsole sa info at the Linux command line.

Once you make sure you have met the prerequisites, you will need to get your PBX deployment ID and obtain a license for Zulu:

Fully qualified domain name and TLS certificate.

At least one client device with a speaker & microphone or a headset.

Web Admin & SSH access to a fully updated, activated FreePBX 14+ server.

This guide covers getting FreePBX configured to work with Zulu UC, getting a FreePBX Softphones license, getting users set up, and setting up the Zulu UC client. If you are new to Zulu UC, you can get a two-user license free for one year via the Sangoma Store, too! It provides calling features as well as one-to-one and group chat, all hosted right on your existing FreePBX server. Unlike using a generic SIP softphone, Zulu UC is tightly integrated into FreePBX and is designed to work well on a variety of types of networks. Today’s workplace doesn’t always revolve around a central office, so you need a phone system that provides accommodations for flexible work locations.