When you have the SMS messaging add-on, you can create and send SMS messages from Marketing Cloud Next. Before you can start sending, your business must request and
register one or more codes. Short codes and long codes are the numbers associated with incoming
and outgoing messages. The registration process can take several weeks, so make sure to plan
ahead.
Required Editions
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition and the
Salesforce Message Credits - SMS add-on
These requests include all the information you need to create the necessary opt-in, opt-out,
and help keywords and meet legal requirements.
Long Codes
To set up an SMS channel requires requesting the code to
send your SMS messages, including any brands or campaigns used as part of your sends. You
can request a 10-digit long code in the United States.
10-digit long codes require an associated brand and campaign in order to send messages. You can’t
port an existing 10-digit long code. To use a 10-digit long code in the United States,
complete three requests.
It’s possible to request a new US or Canadian short code
or port an existing short code into your account. US and Canadian short codes don’t require
associated brands or campaigns.
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