your best choice would be an SMS gateway provider which allows you to set arbitrary sender ID. Then you would buy a subscription there and send your SMS'es via their API. You could then receive SMS notifications with the sender ID equal to the original caller ID, and your phone will automatically look up the caller in the phonebook. Here in Switzerland I'm using http://www.inetworx.ch/ for this purpose. I believe threre should also be providers in your area. Then, making a hook in the mailer program is an easy task. mod_voicemail in Confluence gives an example of such a script in Python. On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 12:30 AM, Terry Barnum <terry@digital-outpost.com> wrote:
When someone leaves a voicemail at the house, FS + FusionPBX successfully emails the Google transcription along with the audio attachment of the voicemail. It's working well. High Spousal Approval Factor.
Now I would like to send a SMS text message notification via cellular to our mobile phones when a voicemail is left. Possible? I don't necessarily need the audio of the voicemail just a notification with the caller id in the SMS. (Though if it's easy I'll try it.)
I've looked at the mod_sms wiki docs but all the examples appear to be between FS clients. How to send out to a cellular mobile number? Anyone have working examples they can share?
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