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BTW, this might simplify the rollout of conversational UI: http://www.smsinbox.net http://www.smsinbox.net I built it last year. It has basic white-label suppo
by napoleond 10y ago
BTW, this might simplify the rollout of conversational UI: http://www.smsinbox.net http://www.smsinbox.net
I built it last year. It has basic white-label support, but I'd be happy to work with you guys to integrate the UI more closely with what you already have.
I'm working on a better landing page with screenshots; in the meantime here is a PDF with more info: http://www.blackchair.net/hubfs/SMS_Inbox.pdf http://www.blackchair.net/hubfs/SMS_Inbox.pdf
- leesalminen 10y agoI'm so happy you posted this! I've wanted to add 2 way SMS to my product for a long while but it just hasn't made it to the top of the priorities list yet. I'll be digging into the beta :).
- nicpottier 10y agoI'll throw this out there for you as well: https://textit.in https://textit.in Lots of API goodness: https://textit.in/api/v2 https://textit.in/api/v2
- leesalminen 10y agoThanks! This looks cool very cool (bookmarked). For my current product I'm looking for a human-human SMS interface in a browser. Ideally, it should just drop-in and work. SMSInbox pulls outbound messages directly from Twilio logs and creates an embeddable iframe interface. Does Textit.in offer similar functionality? I do have other ideas that involve bot replies but have some concerns due to the complexity of the workflows in this product. There are dozens of variables involved.