Send SMS just like email

Sending SMS is very simple. As simple as sending email. Write a mobile phone number followed by @esms.nu in the "To" field and you reach the mobile phone within seconds.

Quality SMS

SMS of the highest quality with paid combined traffic charge that ensures a quick and reliable delivery by the operators. Our technical platform has been developed for ten years into high functionality and performance.

No installation

Nothing needs to be installed or maintained. TellusTalk's services work irrespective of hardware, operative system and drivers. The service is a subscription service.

Minimum and intuitive administration

No settings are required to allow everybody in the company to send SMS. High functionality does not need to be complicated. Naturally there is an abundance of statistics and configuration possibilities for you as administrator, but nothing that requires your attention. You reach everything via your web browser.

Support 24/7

The possibility of being able to speak to somebody who can and will help you is a luxury that our customers take for granted. Of course email is effective, but sometimes a telephone call is much simpler.

High functionality

* SMS with variable sender: A mobile number or a text, you decide

* Reply SMS: The reply from the mobile is sent back to your email together with the question you sent

* Flash SMS: Delivered straight to the recipient's mobile display

* Delivery notice and statistics

* Internal debiting

Low prices

We have continuously lowered our prices and the company has had no price rises at all in its 11-year history. An SMS currently costs 4,5p within the U.K.

Detailed invoices

Via abbreviated number

Via your own mobile number

You hire a normal mobile phone number from us linked to an email address that you choose yourself. You receive SMSs and MMSs on this number. It is an extra service

Receive replies to your sent SMSs

Your basic subscription already permits you receive replies to your sent SMSs to your mobile phone or email, just as you want. If replies are sent to your email, the SMS you sent is contained in the email so you can easily see which SMS you have received a reply to.

An auto reply to the sender

Regardless of whether you choose to receive incoming SMSs and MMSs, you can activate an auto reply function. The person who sent the SMS or MMS gets an immediate reply.

You choose the text in the auto reply yourself and you can at any time log in here to change it.

The small amount of administration required can be managed over the internet on special web pages that you get access to when your organisation registers as a customer.

Statistics

TellusTalk's statistics feature enables you to follow up your traffic on line and receive precise information on your status. The statistics feature is always available on your TellusTalk account.

Managing your account

When you have become a customer you appoint an administrator. They handle the email addresses that have access to the service and the standard settings for the account.

Personal settings

Each user has a personal log in on the web interface where they gain access to their own statistics and delivery notifications. The user is also able to choose their personal settings for the service.

Internal debiting

We offer an internal debiting module to those who wish to group their users in, for example, departments and to divide the costs accordingly.

Examples from the field

TellusTalk has provided messaging services to companies, local authorities and government bodies since 1999. Today we have over 800 clients dotted around the world. Clients who are more or less dependent on their SMS, MMS and fax communication functioning 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We have compiled a list of our most popular applications.

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• Damage surveys
• Work and service orders
• Airline tickets
• Relief worker management
• Vehicle workshops
• Bus tickets
• Operational alarms
• Person to person
• Reminders, doctor's appointments
• Wrong parking
• Readers' photos to daily newspapers
• Assignment orders

Damage surveys

Scenario
Insurance company H needed to cut administration time for the inspection of moisture damage in properties. The digital camera had cut times since the millennium shift, but some cases required even quicker decisions so it was assessed as being more feasible to use the mobile phone's camera to document damage and MMS the image to the company's damage reporting system.

Solution
By hiring a mobile number from TellusTalk for receiving SMS and MMS, the company had a simple communication method for its damage reporting system. The inspector uses his mobile to document the damage on site and then sends an MMS to a special mobile number. TellusTalk thereafter forwards the incoming MMS to a special email address.

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Work and service orders

Scenario
In 2003, Vehicle Manufacturer A developed a new customer service system for the whole of Europe. The system would dispatch work orders to 1,200 service technicians for immediate measures. They needed one or more channels for instant communication with service technicians in the field and a partner to take responsibility for the channels.

Solution
SMS was identified as the simplest and quickest channel. However, some of the countries in which the company operated were more inclined towards faxing work orders because they could then work from(är inte 'with' bättre här?) paper-based work instructions. System developers at Company A had previous experience of using TellusTalk's SMS service. The system was implemented, tested and ready for use within two months. Today, five years on, 1,000 work orders are sent every day via TellusTalk and Company A is still the largest in its sector in Europe.

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Airline tickets

Scenario
Airline Company C installed a new ticket system that made it possible for customers to buy airline tickets and check in over the internet. The ticket system was prepared for issuing tickets via SMS but there was no suitable channel for the distribution of SMS tickets.

Solution
TellusTalk was installed as a new SMS channel for the ticket system. Passengers who buy their tickets on the internet or via their mobile phones can have their tickets sent to their mobiles and can check in by replying to the SMS.

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Relief worker management

Scenario
Fast food chain D has a pool of 50 relief workers per restaurant. Relief workers are often called in at short notice. The manager needed to be able to reach relief workers with the right qualifications in order to plan the shift quickly, fairly and effectively.

Solution
The supervisor organises a mailing list in their email system. The work enquiry is sent to the group who have shown an interest in working this particular shift. Those who can take the shift reply to the SMS and the supervisor receives the reply in their email immediately. Each reply from somebody in the relief pool gives rise to a unique email conversation. The conversation is also easy for the supervisor to follow as all text messages sent and received are stored.

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Vehicle workshops

Scenario

Car firm E felt they put too much time into contacting customers whose car was ready to be fetched at the workshop. They looked for a reliable supplier that customer service could use for delivering text messages.

Solution
Customer service texts and emails the customer when their car is ready to be fetched.

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Bus tickets

Scenario
Bus company F wanted to minimize the amount of cash handled onboard buses. One good way was the use of SMS tickets.

Solution
TellusTalk's SMS service is linked to the bus company's ticket system to allow the customers to buy tickets over the internet and via SMS.

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Operational alarms

Scenario
A government body's IT environment consists of 80 servers and around 200 applications. The IT environment support service is manned by 25 people each with their own specialist field and stand-by rota. The alarm from faulty hard- and software must reach the support person immediately irrespective of geographic location.

Solution
TellusTalk was chosen as the SMS channel. The alarm is redirected to the on-call IT support person by the support manager.

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Person to person

Scenario
Global IT consultancy G felt that they utilised email effectively but lacked email channels to reach people within and outside the company who instead wished to be informed via SMS or fax. They needed to connect a number of the company's administrative systems to fax and SMS channels.

Solution
As the company is large with a good deal of IT expertise, the first choice fell on procuring and putting into operation an internal system to connect it to the email. After estimating procurement costs, they decided that a hired service would be cheaper to buy and maintain.

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Reminders, doctor's appointments

Scenario
Health care company K runs a number of local health centres around Sweden. Patients who do not turn up for their appointments in time are a great cost for the company. They looked for an effective way of reminding patients prior to their appointments in order to avoid no-shows.

Solution
The company identified TellusTalk as the most reliable supplier of SMS services. The number of missed appointments has fallen by 55 per cent since TellusTalk's SMS service was put into operation by the company.

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Wrong parking

Scenario
A security company patrols several thousand parking spaces and streets around Sweden. Sometimes disputes arise with a vehicle owner over wrong parking that the security patrol maintains qualifies for a fine. They needed a foolproof way of proving a violation.

Solution
By hiring a mobile number from TellusTalk for receiving SMS and MMS, the security company had a cheap and simple way of receiving images taken by the security patrol on site. The image is sent via MMS and via a special email address with a direct link to the security company's IT system and can be archived and marked for use in the event of the case going further.

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Readers' photos to daily newspapers

Scenario
A daily newspaper was looking for a cheap and reliable supplier who could deliver a channel through which readers could send their mobile phone photos.

Solution
The paper hired a codeword (MYPHOTO) from TellusTalk. Readers send their photos to an abbreviated number (72080 in Sweden) with a description on MMS format to 72080 MYPHOTO.

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Assignment orders

Scenario
Transport company J makes over 300 trips/transports a day around Europe. The company needed a simple way of issuing assignments to their own and hired drivers.

Solution
The company sends automated assignments. The logistics system that generates assignments is linked to TellusTalk's SMS service. The drivers receive their assignments via SMS straight from the system.

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Send SMS just like email

Test it now! It is this simple:

1. Create a new message in your email.
2. Enter the recipient's mobile number in the address field. End with @esms.nu.
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3. Send it off.

If your text message has not arrived within five seconds then it has probably fastened in our spam filter. Call us and we will open it. As a customer you will have ample opportunities to tailor you SMSs to your business.

Easy to become a customer, easy to stop - a lot to gain!

We live on satisfied customers. SMS, MMS and fax services is all we do. If you are not satisfied, cancel the agreement. We apply a cancellation period of 30 days.

This is how easy it is to become a customer:
Phone +46 (0)8-509 126 00, email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or fill in this form and you are underway before the end of the day!

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