SMPPCenter’s SMPP software offers several conditions for matching Sender Names in normalization rules, giving you flexibility in how rules are applied. Here’s an overview:
Sender Name Rule Conditions:
- EQUALS: Matches the exact Sender Name.
- Example: If Origin Sender Name is “SMPP,” the rule applies only to messages with Sender Name “SMPP.”
- CONTAINS: Matches Sender Names containing the specified text.
- Example: If Origin Sender Name is “SMPP,” the rule applies to “SMPPSoftware” or “MySMPP.”
- STARTS WITH: Matches Sender Names starting with the specified text.
- Example: If Origin Sender Name is “SMPP,” the rule applies to “SMPP123” but not “MySMPP.”
- ENDS WITH: Matches Sender Names ending with the specified text.
- Example: If Origin Sender Name is “SMPP,” the rule applies to “MySMPP” but not “SMPP123.”
How to Use Them
- Select a condition when configuring a Sender Name rule in the normalization modal form.
- Combine with a Sender Name Action (e.g., REPLACE, APPEND PREFIX) to modify the Sender Name accordingly.
Best Practices
- Use EQUALS for precise matches when standardizing specific Sender Names.
- Use CONTAINS for broader matches when dealing with variations of a Sender Name.
These conditions help you target specific Sender Names for modification on SMPPCenter. For assistance, contact our support team.