SMS or PUSH Notifications for "mobile first" orders delivery? -

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A common question about sending realtime messaging to a cloud server is for users with a handset

I Creating new e-commerce: ROSPO for local businesses - SnapCams (Enjoy small video introduction): Now, my problem is finding the best way to order online (submitted by online buyer) in your hands A Cell Phone Dealer in

Order delivery should be in real time and with a "delivery receipt" confirmation requirement (I need to make sure that if the vendor entered the mobile phone, hence no sweet e-mail, do not forgive).

1 push notification

A native app with any type of push notification protocol for order notifications?

For example Android, some similar IOS, Microsoft phone OS, etc.)?

2 sms

Professionals: - Old plain "release receipt" SMS text messages they always reach receivers in the field without 3G coverage. - SMS does not require any native app. Any kind of cellphone is okay.

Cons: Send (and Received) SMS is expensive! Consider that text messages can have many SMS segments ... (one order usually 160 x N), with N = 2-8

Any other suggestions?

Any good experience with BTW, such as SMS Gateway providers: such as sending an SMS between 0.03 to 0.07 EUR with some gateway providers in the price of YouTube.

Twillio.com / Nexmo.com? I used to experiment with the success of the Italian Skabby.com com, but I probably need the cheapest and competent provider that works around the world (RSPO server will institute all over the world in any city ... )

Thanks :-) Georgia

I do not think any option is actually Is able to provide reliable delivery receipts. SMS is incredible in different countries, and push notifications can be higher on the device, but still it looks like they have been sent in your favor.

It has been said that SMS is the most common solution to cover the problem and more use cases. If you are going to the push notification route then I think that means that you will have an app on the user's device, in this case, push notifications can be the most reliable (or perhaps the user has to give an option to SMS) Instead of / instead?) Which they need to provide information about the app within them. In this way you are relying on your work to confirm, accept it rather than make assumptions based on delivery.


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