SNAG-View alerts reach the person on duty as an SMS or a phone call. SMSEagle sends them over its own cellular connection, so they don’t depend on internet access or a cloud service.
You enter the SMSEagle address and API key in the SNAG-View configuration, and alerts go out by SMS or as a phone call.
Acknowledge by replying to the SMS
SMSEagle passes incoming SMS to SNAG-View, so a reply to an alert can acknowledge it.
Works without internet
SMSEagle sends alerts through its own SIM card straight to the mobile network, so they don’t depend on internet access or a cloud SMS provider.
How it works
1
Create an SMSEagle API user
In the SMSEagle web interface, create a service user with an API token and the required Messages and Calls permissions.
2
Add SMSEagle as a notification type in SNAG-View
Create a new execution in SNAG-View with type “SMSEagle”, enter the host, API key, and choose Send message and/or Call phone.
3
Alarms arrive as SMS and voice calls
SMSEagle delivers the alert over its own cellular connection, not through a third-party service, as an SMS or a phone call to the recipient’s phone.
Set up in about 10 minutes
Setting up SMSEagle with SNAG-View takes 5-10 minutes – create an API user in SMSEagle, add it as a notification type in SNAG-View, and alarms start arriving as SMS and voice calls immediately.
Modem configuration A new execution is created in SNAG view. There are two operating modes. When calling contacts, the Ring or TTS mode can be selected. – Ring is a simple call, only ringing – In TTS mode, the message is read out.
$ACTION.TYPE$: $DEVICE.NAME$ / $SENSOR.NAME$ is $SENSOR.STATE$
Flash Message: False
After that, the rule is stored in the SNAG-View
Explore SMSEagle Demo device
SMSEagle is a hardware & software solution that guarantees a swift delivery of your messages to designated recipients, whether it’s for notifications, alerts, or important updates.
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