PageGate can easily be integrated with many systems to provide two-factor authentication codes in text messages to phones. The platform that generates the two-factor authentication codes can be configured to pass messaging requests through PageGate and PageGate can be delivered to deliver SMS in many ways!
To break things down, there are two parts involved in the process: input and output.
Input
On the input side of things, you'll tell PageGate when a message needs to be sent, who the message needs to be sent to and what the message should say. To focus on the input side of things, PageGate supports the following methods of receiving message triggers:
- HTTP GET
- HTTP POST
- Email (SMTP)
- Command line
- ASCII file
- SNPP
- WCTP
- TAP
- ODBC Linked Tables
If your platform can execute, provide or use any of the listed methods, it can trigger messages in PageGate.
Output
On the output side of things, PageGate supports delivering SMS with the following methods:
- Cellular gateway and cellular modem
- Delivery service (Twilio, AWS SNS, MessageBird, etc)
- Carrier Enterprise System (Verizon EMAG, AT&T FirstNet, Sprint EMG, etc)
You can even configure multiple delivery methods and devices to provide failover and redundant methods of delivery to ensure message stability!
For more information, have a look at our documentation and our video tutorial library.