We’re excited to announce that SMSEagle Software 6.1 was released on December 9th, bringing enhanced security, new communication features, and usability improvements to your system. Here’s what’s new and how this update can help you.
This feature allows you to send automated TTS voice messages in 36 different languages. You can upload custom language models for specific needs. The new Text-to-Speech functionality not only simplifies communication in environments where reading messages may be challenging but also enhances notifications voice quality.
Example uses:
With SMSEagle Software v.6.1 you can upload custom .wav files and use them for voice calls. This feature is perfect for sending personalized messages to groups or individuals.
One creative use case comes from a Polish sports club. They recorded a Christmas greeting in the voice of the team’s coach and sent it to their fanbase. Fans received a heartfelt and personal message as a holiday gift, which strengthened the connection between the club and its supporters.
With the new API method send_multichannel, you can combine SMS with voice calls, and send a single message in different formats in one go.
The 6.1 update includes improvements that make SMSEagle even more secure and easy to use:
* Notice: Voice/Calls functions are only available to users who have purchased the VOICE add-on for their SMSEagle device.
There are two ways of how can you update the software:
Don’t miss out on these powerful new tools and improvements – upgrade to software version 6.1 today! 💪
For a detailed overview and the complete release notes, please visit the Release Notes page.
We’d like to announce that SMSEagle software version 6.14 is now available. This update brings several useful improvements, along with important fixes that make sure your device works even better.
Automated SMS notifications help send fast and clear updates—no cloud platform or constant internet required. As a manufacturer of hardware SMS gateways, we provide reliable tools that help streamline communication securely and cost-effectively.
For years, many businesses and IT departments have relied on email to text services to deliver critical alerts, reminders, or automated messages. Email to text has offered a quick & simple way to send text messages to a recipient’s phone number using an email client.
The method was straightforward: send an email to a mobile carrier’s SMS gateway address (e.g., 1234567890@vtext.com for Verizon) and the recipient’s carrier would convert that email into an SMS and deliver it. No need for additional infrastructure. It just worked.
