Global SMS traffic is expected to grow consistently over the next five years. Find out how a 27-year-old technology can still experience continual growth today.
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Learn more about OCID and its significance for you as a GatewayAPI user as well as its significance for our upcoming communication platforms.
Gain insight into how our team managed to ensure a perfect uptime of a staggering 100% throughout all of 2020.
Learn how to easily automate SMS-related workflows via GatewayAPI’s app on the Zapier automation platform.
What can virtual numbers be used for? Read our customer case on how virtual numbers helped bring popular Danish services to Greenland.
Learn more about the new version of our message router in detail and what benefits the upgrade has for you as well as us.
Read about how you can set up a SMS donation solution quickly by combining GatewayAPI and the automation platform, Integromat.
Our in-house GDPR-specialist, Dennis Grade, has written a detailed account of how we handle your data and make sure that the data protection and compliance are rock-solid.
SMS messages are an effective tool for disseminating critical information instantly. Learn how our platform is particularly well-suited for this task.
By combining GatewayAPI with Integromat you can set up SMS automation between hundreds of services with no coding experience whatsoever.
GatewayAPI is part of the RCS project. Read more about the prospects of this new exciting messaging technology as well as some of the first use cases.
The SMS is a powerful communication tool that can be used by libraries to send notifications and reminders to borrowers. Learn how to set it up here.
Read in detail how we moved GatewayAPI to the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) via Kubernetes as well as our journey to go fully Cloud Native.
Read an update on the new exciting RCS technology that will give companies a whole set of new tools they can communicate with their customers with.
Learn how to use the SMPP protocol, which is a way to send huge volumes of SMS messages extremely quickly and reliably.
Read about our safety measures to stop illegal SMS traffic. These include verification processes, a scanning system and whitelisting of URLs.
When your SMS messages are not delivered, it is often due to one of the same four reasons. Learn more about them in this blog post.
Want to keep hackers out of your WordPress installation? Then our two-factor security SMS plugin might just be the right choice for you.
Read a technical step-by-step guide on how to integrate GatewayAPI with Cicero Library Management System at your library.
Read about our setup as well as our daily operations, which are aimed at making sure that the security and uptime of GatewayAPI is sky-high at all times.
Read an update on the new exciting RCS technology that will give companies a whole set of new tools they can communicate with their customers with.
Step-by-step guide on how to set up SMS communication by integrating Zendesk with GatewayAPI. Offer your customers an even better service.
Learn how to integrate PRTG Network Monitor with GatewayAPI to enable SMS notifications, giving you an easy way to always know the status of your servers.
The post covers the RCS technology with a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of this new technology that is poised to be the next generation of SMS.
In this post we explain how we deliver your SMS messages, the difference between the Standard and Premium class as well as why we do not offer “Bulk SMS”.
In this how-to guide for developers, we will show you, step-by-step, how easy it is to set up SMS two-factor authentication with GatewayAPI.
Read about the technical aspect of how you can receive a question via SMS, query WolframAlpha for a reply and then respond via SMS.
This blog post guides you through the simple process of setting up OMS to send SMS alerts via GatewayAPI.
This post addresses the ‘what’, ‘why’ and ‘how’ that makes our API so different from your typical Kannel integration.