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Now anyone can adapt the message format, features and other parameters of which message will be sent to a particular subscriber. There are four options by which subscribers are divided:

• Long text admissibility (in some subscribers (like SMS) long text may come with increased payment or other restrictions);
• Formatting admissibility (using the tags <b> (bold), <i> (italic) and <a> (link) you can set the basic design for those subscribers who support it);
• Admissibility of attached images (the ability to display the image in the subscriber’s chat);
• Admissibility of attached files (the ability to send the file to subscriber’s chat);

Based on these options, you can decide how the message will look for the specified recipient.
The source editor supports flexible customization for various message formats. Whether it's RPC-JSON, XML-SOAP, or a simple POST request with attached files - you can easily convert it to a message. The message itself and data manipulation are organized by the TWIG template, which means that you do not need high development skills to use it.

Cloning Sources

The second birthday of the service

Files and Images transfer

Now you can easily get a picture of the doorbell caller or a picture of your server load graph. For recipients who support attachments it works out of the box. And of course we have a fallback link to the attachment for the rest recipients.

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