C# API The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from C# is to use the HTTP interface. Example public int SendSMS(String AccountID, String Email, String Password, String Recipient, String Message) { WebClient Client = new WebClient(); String RequestURL, RequestData; RequestURL = “http://www.redoxygen.net/sms.dll?Action=SendSMS”; RequestData = “AccountId=” + AccountID + “&Email=” + System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode(Email) + […]
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Looking for ways to get in closer contact with your clients, staff, patients or customers? Many businesses are turning to Short Message Service (SMS) messages to send reminders and updates. More than 18 billion mobile devices may be in use worldwide by 2025, including cell phones and tablets, making SMS marketing a highly relevant solution for reaching […]
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Text messaging is the most used data service in the world. People around the globe send 8 trillion texts every year—more than 15 thousand texts every minute of every day. Emails often get lost in the glut of messages received every day. But people tend to look at and respond to texts as they come in. So […]
Read MoreFollow these instructions if you’re using Outlook 2007 or earlier. To enable your Office SMS: 1. One of the Outlook plug-ins installed on your computer is conflicting with Office SMS. To check this: _ Click the “Help” menu in Microsoft Outlook – Click “About Microsoft Outlook” (Outlook 2007 users, please skip this part) _ […]
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Micheal Bertoni Of the SaaS Pulse Show and owner of SaaS Talent interviews Tom Sheahan, CEO of Red Oxygen to find out how Tom knew SMS was the industry for him, his origin story, and journey to co-founding the Red Oxygen. Learn about the current SMS regulations, the bodies that govern it, and how […]
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