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Question from a relatively uninformed sysadmin/freelance I.T. provider—will these new iMessage functions allow for 3rd-party applications (ie—CRMs, client suppo
by nativeit 2y ago
Question from a relatively uninformed sysadmin/freelance I.T. provider—will these new iMessage functions allow for 3rd-party applications (ie—CRMs, client support platforms, etc.) to read and/or work with incoming iMessages from my iCloud account? The only thing I really miss since coming from Android was my ability to consolidate all of my client communications, many of whom send text messages first and foremost (which I prefer).
- css 2y agoApple provides Messages for Business [0], but if you have a machine that can read the iMessages as they come in, you could use the library [1] that powers `imessage-exporter` as a bridge. [0]: https://register.apple.com/messages https://register.apple.com/messages [1]: https://docs.rs/imessage-database/latest/ https://docs.rs/imessage-database/latest/
- bengarney 2y agoI have a product that does exactly this. E-mail me at ben AT theengine DOT co, I'd love to show it to you and see if it would help.
- setr 2y agoDon’t know if it helps, but I know iMessage stores message data on MacBooks inside a SQLite file; I was scanning through it previously because I was trying to do a bulk search