General
What statuses might I see for scheduled messages?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025In “Manage Schedule Messages” on https://unify.smsgateway.center, the “Status” column shows states like “Pending” (not yet sent), “Sent” (delivered), “Failed” (delivery issue), or “Processing” (in progress). This helps you monitor your SMS gateway performance—click “More” for details if a message fails. Stay informed and adjust as needed.
Can I edit the message content of a scheduled SMS?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025No, the “Manage Schedule Messages” section on https://unify.smsgateway.center only lets you edit the “Schedule Time” via the “Action” column’s edit icon. To change content, delete the scheduled message and create a new one with updated text. Our SMS gateway keeps it simple—reschedule or recreate as needed after logging in.
Why would I save scheduled messages as a CSV file?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Saving scheduled messages as a CSV file on https://unify.smsgateway.center lets you keep a record of your campaigns (e.g., Transaction IDs, Schedule Times) for analysis or backup. Click “Save Current Page in CSV” in “Manage Schedule Messages” to download it. This helps track your SMS gateway usage over time—great for planning or reporting purposes.
How do I cancel a scheduled message?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025To cancel a scheduled message on https://unify.smsgateway.center, navigate to “Manage Schedule Messages,” locate the message in the table, and click the delete button in the “Action” column. Alternatively, select multiple messages and use “Delete Selected.” This stops the message from sending via our SMS gateway—handy if plans change. Start managing at unify.smsgateway.center/signup/.
What details can I see by clicking “More” on a scheduled message?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Clicking “More” in the “Details” column on https://unify.smsgateway.center opens a modal with extra info about a scheduled message: “Message ID” (unique ID), “Phone” (recipient number), “Sender IDs” (e.g., SMSGAT), “Text Message” (content), “Type” (e.g., text), and “Credits” (cost). This gives you a full view of your SMS gateway campaign—click “Back” to return to the table.
How do I update a scheduled message’s timestamp?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025To update a scheduled message’s timestamp on https://unify.smsgateway.center, go to “Manage Schedule Messages,” find the message in the table, and click the edit icon in the “Action” column. Adjust the “Schedule Time” as needed and save. This lets you reschedule your SMS gateway messages easily—ensure timely delivery without starting over. Log in to try it!
How can I delete or filter scheduled messages?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025In “Manage Schedule Messages” on https://unify.smsgateway.center, check the boxes next to scheduled messages and click “Delete Selected” to remove them. To filter, type keywords (e.g., a phone number) into the search field to narrow the list, then hit “Clear” to reset. These features help you manage your SMS gateway efficiently—perfect for refining campaigns on the...
How do I refresh or export my scheduled messages list?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025To refresh your scheduled messages list on https://unify.smsgateway.center, click the refresh icon in “Manage Schedule Messages” to update the table. To export, hit “Save Current Page in CSV”—this downloads the displayed entries (e.g., Transaction ID, Status) as a CSV file for offline use. Both actions keep your SMS gateway management smooth—just log in and click...
What information does the scheduled messages table display?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025On https://unify.smsgateway.center, the scheduled messages table shows key details: “Transaction ID” (unique identifier), “Total” (number of messages in the campaign), “Creation Time” (when scheduled), “Schedule Time” (send time), “Status” (e.g., Pending), “Details” (click “More” for extra info), and “Action” (edit/delete options). This helps you track and tweak your SMS gateway schedules—sign up at unify.smsgateway.center/signup/ to...
What can I do in the “Manage Schedule Messages” section?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025The “Manage Schedule Messages” section on https://unify.smsgateway.center lets you oversee and control your scheduled SMS. You can reload the list with the refresh icon, delete selected messages, or save the current page as a CSV file. Adjust the number of entries shown via the “Show [number] entries” dropdown, filter messages with the search bar, or...
What defines a Flash Message, and how does it differ from standard SMS?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025A Flash Message is a type of SMS that appears instantly on a recipient’s screen without needing to be opened, often disappearing after display (e.g., “Emergency: Power outage at 5 PM -SMSGAT”). Unlike standard SMS, which sit in the inbox until read, Flash Messages are ideal for urgent alerts. SMSGatewayCenter supports Flash SMS via our...
What sets Transactional Messaging apart from Promotional Messaging?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Transactional SMS Messaging delivers essential, non-marketing updates like OTPs or order confirmations (e.g., “Order #123 shipped -SMSGAT”), available 24/7 with alpha sender IDs. Promotional Messaging focuses on marketing, such as offers or ads (e.g., “50% off! -123456”), restricted to 9 AM – 9 PM, using numeric IDs, and blocked for DND users. Both are vital,...
Does the OTP route vary between Transactional and Promotional SMS?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Yes, OTP (One-Time Password) delivery uses a dedicated Transactional route, not Promotional. Transactional SMS, including OTPs, are sent via high-priority channels for instant delivery, available 24/7, and exempt from DND restrictions (e.g., “Your OTP is 123456 -SMSGAT”). Promotional SMS, restricted to 9 AM – 9 PM and blocked for DND numbers, aren’t suitable for OTPs...
How do Push SMS and Pull SMS differ?
Last Updated: 26/02/2025Push SMS and Pull SMS serve distinct purposes in messaging. Push SMS are messages sent proactively by a business to customers without their request, such as alerts or promotions (e.g., “20% off today! -SMSGAT”). Pull SMS, on the other hand, are triggered by a customer’s action, like texting a keyword (e.g., “INFO” to 56161) to...