What kinds of notifications can I automate?

Order confirmations, dispatch and delivery alerts, invoice and payment reminders, appointment prompts, and any other event your business systems already record can be turned into an automatic text.

How are notifications triggered?

Your software calls the REST API when an event occurs, or points an existing workflow webhook at a no-code ingress URL that maps the fields into a message.

Can recipients reply to a notification?

Yes. Notifications go from your own number, so customers can reply, and those replies are pushed back to your system as signed webhooks.

SMS Notifications

Automated SMS order & invoice notifications

The events worth telling customers about already happen in your software. A self-hosted gateway turns each one into a text — order confirmed, payment received, out for delivery — sent automatically from your own SIM and number.

Notifications people actually read

Email gets buried and app notifications get muted, but a text is almost always opened within minutes. That makes SMS the right channel for the messages that matter operationally: the ones a customer needs to see now, not eventually. The catch has always been plumbing — connecting your systems to a sender without signing up for an expensive messaging contract. A gateway you host removes that barrier and lets any event become an automatic notification.

Driven by the events you already have

Your ERP, e-commerce platform, accounting system or booking tool already emits the signals: a new order, a cleared payment, a shipped parcel, an upcoming appointment. When one fires, your software posts the recipient and the message to the REST API and the paired phone sends it in seconds. Prefer no code? Point an existing workflow or webhook at a no-code ingress URL and let it map your fields into the text — no developer required. Field shapes are in the REST API reference.

Notifications teams automate

Order confirmations — reassure the customer the moment they buy.
Invoice & payment reminders — gentle due-date nudges and paid-in-full receipts.
Dispatch & delivery alerts — "shipped" and "out for delivery today" with tracking.
Appointment & service reminders — cut no-shows with an automatic prompt.
One-time passcodes — verification messages from your own number.

One-way alert or two-way conversation

Because notifications go out from your real number, customers can reply — "can you deliver after 5?" — and that reply is pushed back to your system as an HMAC-signed webhook to handle automatically. You can also set up no-code auto-replies for common questions; see the auto-reply rules guide. Inbound delivery and signature verification are covered in the webhook guide.

Sending from your own SIM means no per-message aggregator markup and no shared shortcode — your number, your control. To send your first automated notification, follow the quickstart.

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Automate your first notification in five minutes

Install the Android app, pair your phone, and trigger a text from a real business event.

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SMS for your ERP · Android SMS gateway · Self-hosted OTP from your own SIM · REST API reference