Getting told on your phone
A new order can ping your phone. It goes to the owner's number, and only that number.
Korean messaging needs carrier template review and recorded consent from the people you message. Both are obtained by the business, not by us. Until then this stays switched off.
What it is for
Nobody watches a dashboard all day. A booking arrives, your phone buzzes, you call back.
Two channels: KakaoTalk alimtalk and plain SMS.
What you need
A SOLAPI account, a registered sender number, and — for alimtalk — a template approved by the carrier.
The two API values go into Project secrets. They are read one moment before sending and never sit in the code.
Alimtalk carries notices, not advertising. Review is judged on that basis.
The order to do it in
Review comes first and takes days, so start it before you build the screens.
While you wait, build the order flow and leave the notification for last.
SMS needs less preparation than alimtalk. If you are in a hurry, open SMS first.
How to check it worked
Each message keeps a status you can read: queued, scheduled, sending, accepted, delivered, failed.
The same order cannot send two messages. A retry with the same key returns the first result.
A message can be scheduled for later and cancelled before it leaves.
What it will not do
- It sends to the owner only. Sending to a customer's number is not available.
- The app cannot choose the recipient, the sender number or the wording. Those fields are refused if the browser sends them.
- Up to 200 notifications per project per day.
- It is not a marketing tool. Advertising by message is a separate legal matter.
- Only reviewed wording goes out. You cannot slip a different sentence in at send time.