SMS

This article cover how to set-up Gravity Geeks SMS/MMS add-ons.

Current SMS/MMS add-ons:

1. Twilio

2. Sinch

3. InfoBip

4. ClickSend

5. JustCall

6. SimpleTexting

7. SlickText

There are currently 6 settings options for each SMS add-on. Which are:

1. Messaging Type

2. From : Phone Number

3. To: Phone Number

4. Media Photo/Image

5. Subject: Message

6. Body: Message

Messaging Type

Our SMS add-ons support both SMS and MMS or multi-media messages. MMS allows for a single photo to be sent with your SMS text messages. Whereas selecting the SMS only allows text for the messages.

From: Phone Number

Each SMS gateway or platform provides you with a dedicated or shared phone number. This is where you enter in your SMS phone number provided to you by the SMS gateway company.

To: Phone Number

The to phone number settings option allows you to send to dynamic phone numbers that your users submit with the form. For example, if you have a phone input field in your form and you select the phone input field for the to settings option, then when the user submits the form we will use the phone number they entered into the phone input to send the SMS/MMS.

In this example, we have added a phone field to our form with the field label "Your Phone". When we select this option, it will automatically populate the settings input with the field label and the field id appended to the end of it.

Media Photo/Image

If you have selected the MMS option, you will see this settings option.

Please note: SMS gateways only allow for an individual image to be sent with the message.

This options allows us to select one single file upload field we have added to our form. When the user uploads an image to the file upload field we select and submits the form, we will include the image with the MMS.

Subject: Message

The subject message maybe used depending on the SMS gateway you are using. The message subject is used for push notifications only. This settings if your add-ons offers this option will allow you to add both static text and/or use field mapping. For example, Hi, {FirstName 13}

Body: Message

The SMS body is text aspect of your message. You can include dynamically submitted values from your form. For example, if you would like to include the text a user submitted inside of a paragraph text input, then you would select the parahraph input from the dropdown.