Connect traffic
Applications and customers submit traffic through HTTP API or SMPP.
Deploy a managed messaging core that connects your applications and providers with routing, billing, SMS and Voice delivery in one controlled environment.
Routing topology
Managed instanceInbound traffic
SMPP · HTTP API
Rules and priorities
SMSFLARE CORE
Outbound routes
SMS · VOICE OTP
01 · How SMSFLARE works
Keep your existing applications and provider agreements. SMSFLARE adds the routing, billing and operational layer between them.
Applications and customers submit traffic through HTTP API or SMPP.
Authentication, billing, content rules and route selection are handled centrally.
SMS and voice traffic follows the selected route, including configured fallback attempts.
DLR, CDR, cost, click and call outcomes return to one operational workspace.
Production feature set
The essential controls for customers, delivery, reporting and Voice are available in one managed softswitch.
SMSFLARE CDR
CDR operations workspace
Monitor traffic totals, delivery outcomes, click activity and cost, then investigate records with client, gateway, address, content, status, time-zone and date filters.
Run the commercial and access layer for messaging customers and upstream suppliers.
Build resilient route plans for different customers, destinations and delivery outcomes.
Connect applications and providers, then keep delivery and cost records visible.
Extend verification with Voice while retaining tools for low-level troubleshooting.
02 · Deployment process
Each customer can rent a dedicated server with SMSFLARE installed, configured and maintained for their traffic profile.
Traffic review
We confirm protocols, expected volume, concurrency, provider connections and routing requirements.
Environment and configuration
We prepare the dedicated instance and configure customers, gateways, tariffs and routes.
Tests and production launch
Together we validate traffic, DLR, billing and Voice workflows before enabling production.
SMSFLARE INSTANCE
03 · Technical product sheet
A concise view of the interfaces, routing controls and operational functions available in the managed SMSFLARE platform.
View the complete technical specification
9 product areas
Interfaces
SMPP 3.4, HTTP API, SIP/VoIP gateways
SMPP operation
Client and server connectivity, transceiver sessions, submit_sm and deliver_sm workflows
Encoding and multipart
GSM-7 and UCS-2, multipart messages, UDH and SAR handling
Routing
Customer and destination policies, route groups, weights, multiple attempts and fallback
Delivery records
DLR, CDR, provider responses, filters, time zones and CSV export
Voice and verification
Voice routing groups, TTS gateways and voices, Voice OTP, SMS-to-Voice and Flash Call
Commercial controls
Client accounts, tariffs, prepaid and postpaid billing, configurable credit limits
Diagnostics
Bulk tests, detailed delivery events and packet capture for protocol analysis
Deployment
Dedicated managed instance sized and configured for the agreed traffic profile
Discuss integrations, providers, SMS volume and Voice requirements with our team.