Service messages that reach the customer, DND or not.
The test of a transactional route is boring: did the payment alert at 11 PM land. It is not a campaign channel, so it is not judged on open rates or creative — it is judged on whether the message your software fired actually arrived, and whether your database found out what happened to it. That is why transactional traffic runs on a high-priority lane with a delivery report pushed back per number rather than a summary in a dashboard.
Under TRAI's DLT rules this is the category that earns the right to reach DND numbers around the clock, which is exactly why the template wording matters. A template that reads like marketing gets filed in the wrong category and loses that right. We draft the wording with you before it goes to the operator portal, which is the single thing that most often stops a business being blocked later.
- Delivered 24×7, DND included — a payment alert at 11 PM still lands.
- Registered sender ID so your brand name shows at the top of the thread instead of a number.
- Variable templates — drop in name, order number, amount, tracking link and date.
- Per-number delivery reports pushed to your system by webhook in real time.
- Triggered from your software — API, Excel upload, Shopify, WooCommerce or Tally.