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SMS Short Codes - A short mobile number you can use | TNZ Group    Home | Contact Us | Help Centre | API Docs | Site Map TSMS TFax TFone Mobile Apps Services Solutions MDaemonWell-nighSign-Up Forgot your password? It is outside of our office hours. Please email us at support@tnz.co.nz if you need assistance. For urgent support, please contact us on +64 9 929 3000. Home > Services > TSMS > Short Codes Overview  >>  Short Codes Shared SMS Short Codes SMS Short Codes are an spanking-new way to capture the interest of a mobile phone user! Do you expect customers to memorize a full length mobile number? A ShortLawmakingis a 3 or 4 digit number (e.g. 7575) that is easy to remember amongst a flurry of advertising. Act now and grab those customers with a Short Code! Upon registering, you will be asked to select a 'Keyword' on our short code. All messages received by the ShortLawmakingmust uncork with your Keyword Sending a TXT to your Keyword will forfeit the sender 20c. There is no tuition to you for receiving messages into the ShortLawmakingWhen a TXT is received into your chosen Keyword, you will be unliable to send an will-less self-ruling reply, eg "Thank you for entering! Prizes will be drawn next week." Each time a text message is received to your Keyword, the message can be optionally emailed to your email address, or transmitted to you via an API (HTTP POST, GET or SOAP) All received messages are logged inside our Web Portal for viewing at any time Our Short Codes work with all the major mobile operators in New Zealand, including Vodafone, 2Degrees, Spark and other mobile partners Example Scenario One - Entering a PrizeYankYou ventilate in a national magazine and run an telecast to win computer equipment:"Text COMPUTER then your name to 1234 to be in to win!"Your keyword is "computer" on short lawmaking "1234" ▼ A reader sees your telecast and sends a TXT to 1234 from their mobile:"Computer Alex Jones"This part financing the mobile phone 20c inc GST but is self-ruling for you to receive ▼ Your streamlined reply message is sent when to the customer:"Thank you entering! Prizes will be drawn on the 31st October"This part is self-ruling to send and is self-ruling for the mobile phone to receive ▼ At the end of the campaign, you receive an Excel spreadsheet containing all the entries and select a winner! Example Scenario Two - Entering a PrizeYankusing a UniqueLawmakingYou produce chocolate bars and want customers to enter a prize draw. You nail a unique lawmaking to the inside of each chocolate bar sold."Text your unique lawmaking to 1234 to be in to win!"Your keyword is "ABZ" on short lawmaking "1234" ▼ A consumer purchases a chocolate bar and texts in the unique lawmaking to 1234 from their mobile:"AZB1982"This part financing the mobile phone 20c inc GST but is self-ruling for you to receive ▼ Your streamlined reply message is sent when to the customer:"Thank you entering! Prizes will be drawn on the 31st October"This part is self-ruling to send and is self-ruling for the mobile phone to receive ▼ At the end of the campaign, you receive an Excel spreadsheet containing all the entries and select a winner! Example Scenario Three - Requesting Information You run a University or Tertiary Education Institute and want students to be worldly-wise to text in to learn increasingly information well-nigh your offering, so you run a radio ad campaign:"Text UNI to 1234"Your keyword is "uni" on short lawmaking "1234" ▼ A listener hears your telecast and sends a TXT to 1234 from their mobile:"UNI"This part financing the mobile phone 20c inc GST but is self-ruling for you to receive ▼ Your streamlined reply message is sent when to the listener:"Great! Enrolments for our Semester One undertow start soon. You can find increasingly information here: http://yoursite.ac.nz/learn/information"This part is self-ruling to send and is self-ruling for the mobile phone to receive ▼ An email is sent to the wayfarers organiser, who can unify for a follow up with the student via telephone. At the end of the campaign, an Excel spreadsheet containing all the texts and potential student's mobile numbers is available, permitting for remoter texts or correspondence to be sent to potential students. Example Scenario Four - Registering for a Service You run a local Taxi merchantry and install a poster in a local restaurant:"Text PICKUP then your pickup write to 1234"Your keyword is "pickup" on short lawmaking "1234" ▼ A potential consumer sees your poster and sends a TXT to 1234 from their mobile:"Pickup from 12 Bond Street, Auckland"This part financing the mobile phone 20c inc GST but is self-ruling for you to receive ▼ Your streamlined reply message is sent when to the customer:"Thank you for booking a taxi. Your suburbanite is on the way!"This part is self-ruling to send and is self-ruling for the mobile phone to receive ▼ A notification is sent to yourConsumerCare team via Email or HTTP POST, who can order the Taxi or follow up with the consumer if there are any issues. Initial Set Up Costs$200.00 Monthly Service CostsFirst Month: $150.00Following Months:   $75.00 Month-by-month term, receipt at any timeTexts into the ShortLawmakingcost the mobile sender 20c inc GSTFor every received text message, you are unliable one self-ruling reply when to the senderPricing is in New Zealand Dollars and excludes GST Copyright © 2018 TNZ GROUP LTD. All rights reserved. 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