Alert Messaging

With Alert Messaging Service, enterprises of any size have the opportunity to deliver real time alerts. This service is particularly useful for real-time content applications such as Enterprise, media publishing and E-commerce. It's fast, simple, cost effective and easy to use and only requires an Internet connection and subscription to the service. Typical example of alert messaging can be a IT network or system monitoring application, that will send sms alerts to the system administrator to notify her about the trouble. Or nurse texting a doctor to come over to the lab in case of emergency.

Benefits of Alert Messaging

• A "ready" to use web-based application does not require any software or technical background
• Send multiple messages at once to many different recipients
• Quick response time - an alert will be delivered in matter of seconds.
• Categorize recipients in groups for easy sending messages
• Send and re-send pre-defined messages stored in your "message library"
• No setup fees or contracts to sign
• No hardware or software to buy - easy web interface
• All major cellular/wireless carriers and land lines supported

Features of Alert Messaging

• Instant messaging: Type your message once and forward it to hundreds or thousands in a matter of seconds
• Guaranteed to deliver the message to all recipients
• Secure and private
• Easy to integrate with your IT system via our SMS Gateway
• Easy and cost efficient: Eliminates unnecessary paperwork and saves time, effort and money
• Recepit confirmation - Reciept confirmation is supported, and stored for reporting.

As Wikipedia states: Alert is a colloquial term used to define a machine-to-person communication that is important and/or time sensitive. An alert contains user-requested content such as a reminder (important), a notification (urgent), and ultimately an alert (important and urgent). Alert messaging or alert notification is the delivery of alerts to recipients.
Alerts are typically delivered through a notification system and the most common application of the service is machine-to-person communication. Very basic services provide notification services via email or SMS. More advanced systems provides users with the choice of selecting a preferred delivery channel such as e-mail, Short Message Service (SMS), instant messaging (IM), via voice through voice portals and more. Novel approaches provide users with the ability to schedule their own alerts. The most sophisticated service providers embrace all capabilities, aggregating a multitude of reminder, notifications and alert, catering the delivery system to the specific context of the content being delivered thus enabling users to create sophisticated scenarios.