Mass Voice/Text Messaging Service
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
milo-xml wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages?
Have you tired this one: [Nimbow - API for Text Messaging & Bulk SMS](https://www.nimbow.com/)
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I'm using Twilio for a timeclock device. They have what you are looking for with lots of samples. :)
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milo-xml wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages?
Have you tired this one: [Nimbow - API for Text Messaging & Bulk SMS](https://www.nimbow.com/)
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I'd second Twilio. In less than a day we had 1000's of txts going out. Saw a 600% return on investment within 7 days.
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Union shop. We're contractually obligated to contact people about overtime availability and other things related to scheduling. Me personally, the experiences I've had with these has been positive. i.e. I like receiving a text when I schedule a haircut confirming the time of the appointment. Do you know of any specific companies?
milo-xml wrote:
I like receiving a text when I schedule a haircut confirming the time of the appointment
Usually it is confirmed when you make the appointment. Why would you wait for a text to confirm it?
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Lol, did that. Every single one of those websites wants all your info before you can even begin to see anything. Including your email, phone #, name of your firstborn (which screws me over as I don't have any kids...). I can only type GoEffYourself@HoserEh.com so many times for the email and I don't want to drive the person that actually has 867-5309 as their phone# too crazy. I'm hoping to get some opinions based on real world experience from people that I know are legitimate.
That bites. Feels.
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CDP1802 wrote:
some Russians worry about my activities in bed
From what I've heard, it's not just the Russians.
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
CDP1802 wrote:
some Russians worry about my activities in bed
From what I've heard, it's not just the Russians.
Got me curious now too. Not over the TMI threshold though...
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
I don't know about voice, and I'm quite ignorant in this field, but apart from a local SMS service, the other one that bursts into mind is Azure's SendGrid.
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
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Yes, usually on the receiving end. So you think that spamming is the way to go when you want to make your emplyees happy? Perhaps you can make some extra money by setting up a booth where they sell torches and pitchforks.
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This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a fucking golf cart.
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The word "service" implies something useful that people want...
We're philosophical about power outages here. A.C. come, A.C. go.
Isn't that a matter of perspective? Who wants this service? The sender or the receivers?
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This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a fucking golf cart.
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milo-xml wrote:
I guess I'm lucky I don't get a lot of those
Neither do I. Quick Google search (hint, hint) found this: Voice Broadcasting, Text Alerts & Mass Notification Made Easy - DialMyCalls.com[^] Looks like they do text messages too.
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
Yes, we use [SalesForce](http://pages.exacttarget.com/etsmshelp/) a lot, being a marketing agency.
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milo-xml wrote:
I guess I'm lucky I don't get a lot of those
Neither do I. Quick Google search (hint, hint) found this: Voice Broadcasting, Text Alerts & Mass Notification Made Easy - DialMyCalls.com[^] Looks like they do text messages too.
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milo-xml wrote:
I like receiving a text when I schedule a haircut confirming the time of the appointment
Usually it is confirmed when you make the appointment. Why would you wait for a text to confirm it?
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I have a huge distrust of people doing things right (including me). The text message shows that they've entered everything in correctly, plus I get the appointment reminder the day before via text too. Being absentminded as I am, this is a godsend for me.
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Does anyone have any experience with systems or companies that can send mass voice or text messages? We're looking to contact selected employees with info relating to work. Ideally, I think we would set up the contacts and whether or not they want voice or text messages. The interface needs to be user friendly with a small learning curve if possible.
If text messaging only is an option, just use twitter. This is one vendor in the field. I have no direct experience with them. https://ecnetwork.com/employee-notification/
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I don't know about voice, and I'm quite ignorant in this field, but apart from a local SMS service, the other one that bursts into mind is Azure's SendGrid.
Follow my adventures with .NET Core at my new blog, Erisia Information Services.