[Freeswitch-users] Anyone doing SMS for their end users?

[Stanislav Sinyagin]

there are only few countries where you can buy a virtual number that
is able to receive both SMS and voice calls. So, we ended up with a
bunch of Yeastar GSM gateways with SIM cards in them. The gateways are
quite stable, and the only issue is that if an SMS starts with a
smiley, you get an empty message.

We're receiving the SMS from those gateways via their Asterisk API,
and insert them into a Redis queue. Then, there's a dispatcher that
reads the queue and forwards the messages depending on the user's
follow-me status: it can be sent to a Telegram messenger, or as a new
SMS to the user's mobile phone.  Then there's a web app where the user
can see the messages and reply to them.

We use http://www.inetworx.ch/ for outbound SMS. They allow setting
the sender's number, and that is very handy in this scenario.

We use a local copy of Notifica bot for sending messages to Telegram:
https://storebot.me/bot/notifica_bot  The author is going to publish
it as open-source, but hasn't yet found the time for it:
https://github.com/Benez/notifica_bot


cheers,
stanislav


On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 9:43 PM, Kevin Long <kevin.long at haloprivacy.com> wrote:
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> I am curious if anyone on this list is doing SMS for their SIP end users,  and if so,  how.
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> Which SIP providers are you using,  how are you receiving and sending SMS to the outside world,  and what SIP or chat client software are you using to facilitate this?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Kevin Long
>
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