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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Doug Green from Telecom Reseller in conjunction with Cloud Communications Alliance interview Tom Sheahan in part 1 of a 3-part podcast series to discuss SMS regulations and how The Campaign Registry are making changes in the industry that everyone using application to person SMS software to send messages to customers or employees needs to hear […]
Read MoreThe Command Line utility makes it possible to easily send SMS automatically from batch files. Possible Uses Get an SMS whenever a particular PC is booted Get an SMS after completion of a scheduled task Configure monitoring software to call a batch file when there is a problem Requirements Microsoft Windows XP and later […]
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Short message service (SMS) solutions allow your business to send and receive text messages and can be a very powerful tool for restaurants looking to stay connected with their team and customers. People are constantly checking their smartphones, so delivering notifications directly to their mobile devices allows your restaurant to increase visibility and reach more […]
Read MoreGuide to Integrate Red Oxygen with Direct CONTROL™ Direct CONTROL™ uses Red Oxygen to deliver SMS. From Direct CONTROL™ you can send SMS to confirm appointments and on clients responding YES, an email will forward to your nominated email account. [Note] You must ask your Clients’ permission if they are willing to receive SMS […]
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