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The SMSC Connectivity SDK accelerates the development of custom SMS and EMS messaging applications. It saves you from the time-consuming implementation of sophisticated low-level, binary communication protocols (UCP, SMPP, Sema OIS, CIMD2) needed to talk to an SMSC. Your application will be “mobile messaging enabled” within a few days or even hours.

New Release 3.0

The SMSC Connectivity SDK is now available in release 3.0. It comes with a number of new features including message splitting and concatenation as well as WAP Push support and automated connection maintenance. Version 3.0 also comes with new sample code. The license model has been revised to reflect different throughput requirements.
Complete overview

Your Benefits

  • Drastic reduction of required development efforts through a simplified API
  • Encapsulation of SMSC communication protocols saves up to a few months of development time
  • COM API guarantees integration with a broad range of developer tools including Internet Information Server (ASP pages)
  • Worldwide deployment possible, tested with all major SMSCs
  • Up to 200 SMS/sec depending on your application and the SMSC connection
  • Easy-to-use and well-structured developer API
  • Comprehensive documentation and samples for VB, VC++, C# and others
  • .NET compliant via test COM Inter-op

Licensing

The SMSC Connectivity SDK is available in 2 different editions - Standard and Professional. The Standard Edition includes one developer and one deployment license. The Professional includes a royalty-free deployment license for unlimited distribution of the library along with your application. Each edition is also available in different throughput-versions from 5 SMS/sec to unlimited SMS/sec (up to 200 SMS/sec depending on your application design and other factors). 

Customers

The SMSC Connectivity SDK is the leading toolkit for 2-way SMS messaging via direct SMSC connections. It has customers in over 50 countries including telcos, service providers, media companies and a big number of software developing companies.