Flowroute SMS and MMS With Vodia PBX | Video Tutorial
Published on:
June 16, 2025
Vodia PBX integrates seamlessly with Flowroute to enable SMS and MMS messaging within your VoIP system. This video tutorial guides you through the entire process - from setting up your Flowroute account and configuring SMS and MMS in the Flowroute portal to webhook setup for message delivery and thorough testing to ensure everything runs smoothly. Designed for businesses and service providers alike, this comprehensive guide helps you quickly and efficiently add reliable, scalable text messaging features to your communication infrastructure, enhancing your overall VoIP experience.
Flowroute, a self-service SIP Trunking and SMS platform, serves enterprise customers running mission-critical voice applications - including contact centers, CPaaS, and on-premises or virtualized PBX systems - that want full control via an advanced web portal or API access.
Flowroute is part of BCM One, a provider of comprehensive, managed technology solutions to help businesses streamline their networks to make communications, collaboration, and connectivity simpler and more cost-effective. The company has more than 17K clients worldwide.
Vodia’s industry-standard PBX, the perfect phone system for enterprises, integrates with Flowroute, and we’ve created a video tutorial explaining how to use Flowroute’s SMS feature.
This video walks you through the complete setup of Flowroute SMS and MMS messaging with our phone system. It will help you enable text messaging capabilities in your VoIP setup, whether you’re running a business or supporting clients. Watch the video to learn:
Flowroute account configuration
SMS & MMS setup in the Flowroute portal
Testing and troubleshooting tips
Webhook configuration for SMS delivery
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