SMS is coming on strong with increasing numbers of VOIP Providers supporting it. As 3CX jumped in early and successfully on WebRTC, SMS is the next opportunity to make a noticeable difference. What do you think of 3CX handling and routing the SMS messages through enhancement of the existing 3CX clients. Of course, SMS has enormous appeal to the Millennials, who reputedly, don't want to talk on a phone! 
My business customers want the ability to receive, manage and respond to their SMS messages with ease just as they do phone calls. Containing all that SMS activity within the 3CX sphere will be more productive and 3CX brand centric than having to use a third-party (infiltrator/future competitor) program! What do you think about making this part of the 3CX appeal?
BTW, please consider making auto-responders part of the appeal, including auto-response by extension and interactive auto-response, for example, when someone wants an address or directions to the business, the first auto-response message says to text back "xyz" to get directions, "abc" for a call back, "123" for today's specials, etc.
My business customers want the ability to receive, manage and respond to their SMS messages with ease just as they do phone calls. Containing all that SMS activity within the 3CX sphere will be more productive and 3CX brand centric than having to use a third-party (infiltrator/future competitor) program! What do you think about making this part of the 3CX appeal?BTW, please consider making auto-responders part of the appeal, including auto-response by extension and interactive auto-response, for example, when someone wants an address or directions to the business, the first auto-response message says to text back "xyz" to get directions, "abc" for a call back, "123" for today's specials, etc.
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