Use an eligible SMS-enabled DID as the numeric sender for outbound messages and receive incoming SMS on the same number.
Send SMS programmatically from an owned SMS-enabled DID. Incoming messages can be relayed to your configured endpoint through a webhook.
Send and receive messages through supported didlogic interfaces, including the Webphone and mobile app, with an eligible number.
Where the selected DID supports both services, use the same business number for voice and messaging.
AVAILABILITY
SMS capability varies by country, number type and available inventory, and not every virtual number supports messaging. Tell us which markets you need and whether you require inbound SMS, outbound SMS or both, and we’ll check the available options for your use case.
Give customers a number they can reply to when your workflow requires two-way messaging.
Send a notification from a business number and process the customer’s response, for example in confirmation or service workflows.
Use a virtual number when your application or team needs to receive text messages from customers or other services.
Use voice and SMS on the same business number where both capabilities are available.
Use SMS-enabled virtual numbers when your platform or operation needs dedicated numbers across customers, teams or markets.
Send outbound SMS programmatically from an owned SMS-enabled didlogic number and retrieve available message information through the SMS API.
Relay incoming SMS on eligible numbers to an HTTP endpoint you configure.
Send SMS from your browser using an eligible SMS-enabled number and access your messaging history.
Send, receive and reply to SMS from an SMS-capable didlogic number on iOS or Android.
SMS-enabled virtual numbers can receive incoming messages where supported, including messages used in business account-verification workflows.
Whether a virtual or VoIP number is accepted is controlled by the third-party service requesting verification. Some platforms restrict or reject virtual numbers, so didlogic cannot guarantee compatibility with a particular service.
If you need numbers for a specific verification workflow, especially in volume, tell us the target country, platform and required quantity before ordering so availability can be checked.
Two-Way SMS pricing can include the cost of the SMS-enabled virtual number and the messages you send.
Outbound SMS is priced by destination and billed in message segments. A GSM-7 message contains up to 160 characters in a single SMS, while Unicode messages contain up to 70. Longer messages are split into multiple billable segments, so one message received by the user can be billed as more than one SMS.
Number pricing depends on the country, number type and available inventory.
| Two-Way SMS Numbers | A2P SMS | |
|---|---|---|
| Phone number required | Yes, an SMS-enabled DID | No |
| Sender | Your SMS-enabled virtual number | Typically a business sender ID where supported |
| Receive replies | Yes, where the number supports inbound SMS | Not the core use case |
| Best for | Number-based conversations and inbound replies | OTPs, alerts, notifications and business messaging at scale |
| Typical direction | Two-way | Primarily outbound |
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Two-way SMS allows messages to be sent and received using the same SMS-enabled phone number. It enables an ongoing text conversation rather than one-way message delivery only.
It is a virtual phone number provisioned with SMS capability. At didlogic, an eligible SMS-enabled DID can be used as the numeric sender for outbound messages and can receive inbound messages where supported.
Learn more about virtual phone numbers.
No. SMS capability depends on the individual number, country and number type. Check that the specific DID is SMS-enabled before using it for messaging.
Yes, when the selected DID supports two-way SMS. The number is used for outbound messaging and can receive incoming SMS.
Yes. didlogic documents outbound SMS sending from an SMS-enabled DID owned by the authenticated user.
Inbound messages on eligible numbers can be delivered to a configured HTTP endpoint. SMS can also be managed through supported didlogic interfaces such as the mobile app.
Yes. The didlogic Webphone supports outbound messaging using SMS-eligible numbers and provides access to messaging history.
Yes. With an SMS-capable number selected, the didlogic mobile app supports sending, viewing and replying to SMS and can notify you when an incoming message arrives.
Not necessarily. P2P describes the nature of the traffic, traditionally person-to-person communication. Two-way SMS describes the ability of a number to both send and receive messages. Carrier classification can vary by country and use case.
Two-Way SMS at didlogic requires an SMS-enabled virtual phone number and is designed for number-based messaging and replies. Standalone A2P SMS does not require a DID and is intended primarily for business-generated outbound messages such as OTPs, alerts and notifications.
Learn more about A2P SMS.
An SMS-enabled number can receive incoming SMS where supported, but didlogic cannot guarantee that a third-party platform will accept a virtual or VoIP number for verification. Compatibility depends on the external service.
Outbound SMS pricing depends on the destination and the number of SMS segments. Long messages or messages using Unicode characters can require multiple segments and therefore result in multiple SMS charges.
