ESJ TELECOM - VOICE2MOBILES | VOICE SMS FOR IP PBX PHONE SYSTEMS

How it works

Voice2Mobiles service subscribers are issued sip trunks to connect their IP PBX Phone System to the Voice2Mobiles service.

Voice2Mobiles sip trunks are like the sip trunks used to make and receive voice / fax calls (**Voice2Mobiles sip trunks are used for sending voice messages).

Once the voice2Mobiles sip trunk is active on your IP PBX Phone System, voice messages can be sent from any active IP PBX extension to any mobile number worldwide.

Voice message sending steps
User lifts up their IP PBX extension and dials a service code + recipient mobile number.
Platform instructs user to record the voice message to send.
User records their voice message, review and confirms when done.
Platform requests for the confirmation to send the voice message immediately or schedule.
If the send confirmation is received, the voice message is sent.

Our text, voice and video messaging gateways are hosted in secure UK Data Centres and are directly linked to 350+ mobile networks in 150 Countries. This ensures we keep our promise - to deliver 99% of the messages you send within 90 seconds.

Configuring Voice2Mobiles for Asterisk (A guide for Asterisk Administrators)

1] Setup the SIP trunk

Append the snippet below to the end of /etc/asterisk/sip.conf

[pbx2sms-out]
type=peer
secret=<password>
username=<username>
host=vsp.pbxsms.com
fromuser=<username>
canreinvite=no
insecure=very
qualify=yes
nat=yes

2] Create an extension that will route to the Voice2Mobile service

Append the snippet below to the end of /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf

[pbx2sms]
exten => _2*X., 1, Dial(SIP/pbxsms-out/${EXTEN})

3] Extensions can now dial the Voice2Mobiles service as follows
2*<mobile number>