Up to 11 characters
Letters, numbers and the underscore, usually your business or brand name, for example YOUR_SCHOOL.
A Sender ID is the name that appears as the sender of your SMS, such as ECITES_TECH, instead of a number. Customers recognise and trust it, so more of them open and act on your messages.
In Kenya a Sender ID has to be registered with the mobile networks for your business before you can use it. Ecites Konnect handles the application for you: you submit the details and documents online, and we follow it through with Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom.
Letters, numbers and the underscore, usually your business or brand name, for example YOUR_SCHOOL.
A letter on your letterhead asking for the Sender ID (a sample is provided in your account).
Of the business, or of the person applying for an individual or personal Sender ID.
Certificate of incorporation or business registration; individuals can use their national ID.
Optional, but helps if the name is a registered brand.
Pay the registration fee from your account and track the request online.
In SMS Settings, click Request Sender ID and enter the name and the type of messages you will send.
Authorization letter, KRA PIN, and certificate or ID.
Generate the invoice and pay with M-Pesa.
We submit it to the networks and let you know as soon as it is active.
The registration fee is shown on the pricing page and on the invoice in your account before you pay.
It depends on the networks' review. Applications with complete, clear documents go through fastest; you can follow the status in your account.
Yes. Individuals apply with their national ID and personal KRA PIN instead of business documents.
Yes. You can start with a shared Sender ID and switch to your own as soon as it is active.
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