An SMS API, or SMS application programming interface, allows app developers like you the opportunity to send and receive short messages from within your desktop or mobile applications.
An SMS API or SMS application programming interface allows app developers the opportunity to send and receive short messages from within your desktop or mobile applications. When you power your business with the right API options you create new ways to connect with your app users, which fuels communication and increases revenue.
Clearly, choosing the right SMS API for your business needs to be a priority! All of the following API’s integrate with any system or application for reliable long term SMS services.
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#1: HTTPS API
This SMS API allows you to send 50–100 messages in real-time, it’s easy to debug, and ideal for small business users. Features of the HTTP API include the ability to set up delivery acknowledgment, message delays and sender ID’s.
#2: FTP API
An FTP API is used widely for once-off, high volume message dispatches. Simply upload to a set FTP server, and your messages can be sent from there. It also makes batch processing from legacy systems particularly easy.
Features of this SMS API span a significant range of functions, including gateway escalation, 7-day delay, two-way messaging, batch sending, and the use of quality media converters.
#3: SMPP API
The SMPP API is a popular choice for large enterprises and organizations that focus on constant, high volume two-way communication with their customers. This SMS API needs to be operated by someone with specialist knowledge, sending a minimum of 5000 messages each month.
SMPP works on an authenticated connection that functions in real-time, which means that you can send messages to customers instantly anywhere in the world. Features include language platform independence, 7 day delay, gateway escalation, support for different types of SMS messaging and the use of media converters.
#4: XML API
An XML API allows for legacy system integration and has the ability to exchange and use information in large heterogeneous networks.
This language-independent SMS API features a broad range of functions, including different types of SMS message support, media conversion, sender ID, delivery acknowledgment, gateway escalation, batch sending and 7-day delay.
#5: SMTP API
The SMTP API allows you to send bulk email to SMS, using server generated email. Then you can send a number of different text messages to your customers around the world, including SMS alerts, reminders, and notifications.
Features include all those mentioned for the SOAP API, only to gain two-way messaging functionality you will need to integrate HTTP, SMPP or an FTP SMS API.
Choose your SMS API according to your business size, the scale of your SMS list, and the right platform preferences — and you are guaranteed to deliver high quality, reliable SMS service to your customers that will super-power your business processes.