[VoiceOps] Wholesale MMS Group Messaging and Applications

Colton Conor colton.conor at gmail.com
Mon Mar 1 10:45:59 EST 2021


I would like to note that I have not received many responses to this email,
but the one I did receive has confirmed that Netsapiens does support group
MMS with both Bandwidth and Intelliquient.

Anyone else support group MMS either as a carrier or software provider?

On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 1:43 PM Colton Conor <colton.conor at gmail.com> wrote:

> Which wholesale voip carriers successfully support Group Messaging?  I
> know bandwidth.com does as they have a whole section about it on their
> webpage below. Does Intelliquient, Level3/ CenturyLink, Flowroute, Telnyx,
> Twilio, or other providers?
>
> Note, this is different than just regular SMS or MMS support. I think most
> all carriers support SMS, some support MMS, and few support group MMS.
>
> A better question is what softswitch, apps, or platforms support the MM4
> or API of said wholesale carriers assuming they support Group messaging?
> For example, I think bandwidth supports the API/MM4 protocol, but they do
> not provide the end customer facing applications. They want you to hire a
> programmer to do this.
>
> Broadsoft and Metaswitch don't support MMS to my knowledge as they are
> built on XMPP for chatting protocols. They support SMS, but not MMS nor
> group MMS to my knowledge. Netsapiens does not either, I believe. 2600hz
> only does SMS.  Who else out there has native MMS support?
>
> Group Messaging is characterized by an SMS conversation among 3 or more
> recipients at the same time. This is a many-to-many exchange of messages.
> Group messaging is typically sent as MMS messages. Bandwidth offers a
> ready-to-use API for Group Messaging besides the ability to send group
> messages over its MM4 platform.
> https://www.bandwidth.com/glossary/group-messaging/
>
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