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Whether generated automatically
or manually, SMS are a communication tool in their own
right.
Office
Use
Receive alerts (notification of the arrival
of an important e-mail or receipt of important e-mails
by SMS, etc.)
Send written information to mobile workers
Tell a colleague about a meeting or a changed
appointment
Commercial
Use
Communicate with a mobile sales force
in real time
Confirm orders
Send information to clients or a network
of subscribers
Examples
of Professional Use
Logistics and transport: communicate with
employees (drivers, etc.)
Construction and civil engineering: communicate
with site foremen
Mail order: send information to clients
(your order was dispatched on a certain day at a certain
time, etc.)
Use
for Network Administration
Receive administrator alerts (a server
has stopped responding, faults, etc.)
Trigger actions (reinitialise a server,
etc.)
Possibility to receive alerts from NetAlert,
network monitoring a alert software
Integration
into the company Information System
Automate booking confirmation (airlines,
car hire, etc.) and orders.
Send subscribers recurring information
(bank balance, share prices, etc.)
Systematically warn clients (bank overdraft, exceeding
limit, etc.)
Interactive use
Poll the company information system when
you are out (receive a client’s details or information
about outstanding bills by SMS, etc.)
Enable clients to poll the company information
system (stock situation, payment information, etc.)
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