Bulk SMS is a service that allows clients to send a single SMS to several recipients all at once directly from an SMS server on the LAN connected to the internet. Bulk sms is used in marketing and advertising.
A Premium short code is a five digit number(22002) that enables you to use your products or services with a unique identifer which is used in billing the end consumer. A short code can either be shared or dedicated.
Interactive voice response (IVR) is a technology that allows a computer to interact with humans through the use of voice and DTMF tones input via keypad. IVR is used in conducting surveys, marketing, customer support, banking cutting cost in terms of personnel .
Access your bank accounts right from your mobile device. Deposit checks, pay bills, transfer money see your transaction history whether you're at home or on the go. Check your balance anytime anywhere.
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USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) is a technology used to send information (usually text menus) between a mobile phone and an application on a network. USSD will allow you to request information in short codes (starting with * and ending with #), or menus from a network via your cellphone.
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With our simple and effective tool dubbed UJUMBE SMS, you can send instant messages, manage both your targeted clients and targeted groups. Our platform is designed for quick upload of message text and recipient details, it is especially suitable for larger volumes and bulk messaging.
