I want to develop a two way text messaging application for queue management. I have people that queue up for hours to do a certain activity on first come first serve basis. I want to get rid of the queue by having people SMS to the application. The application line them up on the basis the time the SMS was sent and how many people sent before it. The system will reply to the person by giving him or her the time and date he or she can come and do the activity. Thus removing the time spend in the queue which normally take several hours.

Answer:
Voicent BroadcastBySMS and IVR Studio have the capability to manage your text message for queue. This may require programming knowledge on your end. We do offer developer’s subscription to help you develop your own application. For detailed information, please see http://voicent.com/devnet/

The advantages of using multiple single USB Modems is just how easy it is to manage, and to keep all data valuable. Four Zoom Modems can now be plugged into the same computer, to send out 4 sms messages at the same time. Originally, you would of have to have multiple GSM modems of a different version in order to send out simultaneous text messages, or would of had to purchased a GSM Modem Pool.

Hello, i want to buy Broadcast By SMS Professional Edition, but i want to ask about GSM MODEM, what it is? I am located in Beirut Lebanon, i have Broadband connection LAN not Dial-UP , so my question is does it work in my country?
About the purchase i will purchase it from California next week but i need to know before if it works in Lebanon and if you can give me info about GSM modem

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Voicent BroadcastBySMS, we appreciate that you took the initiative to check us out!

Pertaining to your question, BroadcastBySMS does not utilize an internet connection to send text messages; however, it does require a GSM Modem, which is an USB adapter that houses the GSM card that is provided by your cellphone provider. Here at Voicent, we sell the Zoom Model 4598 Modem which you can also purchase on Amazon.com. http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-4598-Unlocked-USB-Modem/dp/B0089XJG64

Please note for this particular GSM modem, it is only compatible with GSM cards that operate at frequencies of either 850, 1900, or 2100 MHz. You need to talk to your cellphone provider to confirm. And yes, you should be able to send SMS messages wherever in the world as long as your GSM card is compatible, and that a GSM cellphone tower is nearby! You can normally find information about GSM from your cellphone provider.