Globe's m360 allows PH businesses to send texts to over 230 countries

Local telco giant Globe today announced that its multi-channel messaging platform m360 now enables businesses in the Philippines to send SMS to over 230 countries worldwide.

With m360, local businesses can now send SMS to over 230 countries

m360 now allows PH businesses to send texts to over 230 countries

According to the company, this multichannel solution allows enterprises to reach a wider audience and help them improve brand awareness, and customer service, and eventually increase sales locally and abroad.

With m360's offering of a competitive rate for international outbound SMS, we can enhance the capability of our Philippine companies to reach their customers wherever they may be. They only need a single platform for domestic and international transactions, said PJ Lizano, m360 Head of Enterprise Business Solutions

Ramon Hirang, m360 COO, has high hopes for the company. Our goal is to deliver messages anywhere in the world. And with our infrastructure and easy-to-use messaging platform to support communications worldwide, m360 is all set to create a global presence, he said.

To those who do not know,  m360 is a web-based, multi-channel message blaster that allows you to send branded messages straight to your customers. It's a portfolio company under AdSpark Holdings, Inc. of 917Ventures, Globe’s wholly-owned corporate venture builder.

m360's website

m360 delivers best-in-class digital app-to-person (A2P) messaging products that amplify customer experience and seamless communications. It also covers all aspects of SMS wholesale business, including over-the-top media services such as Viber for Business, and Facebook Messenger.

Soon, Whatsapp, Business RCS, chatbots, and other digital messaging solutions will also be covered.

 

The platform even allows personalized customer experience via targeted messages. Messages can also be tailored to the target customer base through digital analytics.

Visit this link to know more about the company.

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