Send SMS online in New CaledoniaYou type it at your desk. They read it in their pocket.
A six-digit number, a message, and the text leaves your computer under your organisation's name. No phone, no SIM card.
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New Caledonia's bulk SMS pioneers since 2016. An adviser based in Nouméa walks you through a send, using your own situation.
116 characters · 1 SMS
No phone, no SIM card
Everything goes out from the browser on your computer, at the counter or in the office.
Your name, not your mobile
The customer reads OPTICS EX. Your personal number stays yours.
Six digits are enough
With or without +687: every number is understood and put in the right format.
See it all before it goes
The number of SMS, and every number set aside, with the reason why.
Type, write, send. They're in the loop.
Pick a situation and watch the send unfold: the number typed however it comes, tidied into +687 format, the message written, then the text landing under the organisation's name.
Optician: on the computer, the number typed as 56 00 01 is normalised to +687 56 00 01, then the message is written and sent under the name OPTICS EX. The customer receives: "Hello Mrs DOE, your new glasses are ready at Example Optics. Open Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am to 6 pm. See you soon."
The glasses are ready. The customer already knows.
No more ringing a mobile between two customers. Six digits, two lines of text, and you are back to your work.
Opticians and stores
Glasses ready, order in: the customer hears about it straight from the sales counter.
Garages and workshops
The car is ready: the customer knows before setting off, with a number to call back.
Clinic front desks
A slot frees up, the practitioner is running late: reception lets the patient know, no phone queue.
Paste your numbers just as they are.
56 00 01, +687 56 00 01, 00687 56 00 01: all understood. An unclear number is set aside with the reason why, and a number pasted twice only receives one text.
Try it here: nothing leaves your browser. Put a whole list into +687 format
+687 number formatter
Customers see your name.
Never your mobile.
The text shows up under your organisation's sender ID, registered for you and then verified with a real test send. Nobody can reply to a name, so if you are expecting a call, put the number in the message, as here.
Your messages are stored in New Caledonia, in the 
Stratos sovereign cloud.
101 characters · 1 SMS
Delivered? The network says so.
For a text sent to a New Caledonian mobile, the network returns a delivery receipt. We only show "Delivered" once it has confirmed; with no receipt after 24 hours, the text stays "Not confirmed".
Keep it short, and it gets read in full.
Characters that make a message longer, such as curly apostrophes or accented letters like ê, are simplified before sending, and emojis are refused. A single send can run to 6 SMS, or 918 characters.
digits in a New Caledonian number. The +687 is added for you.
characters in one SMS. Beyond that, each part holds 153.
Send SMS online, to the customer in front of you or to your whole customer base.
For one or a handful of numbers, a single send does the job. For a class, a town or a customer base, switch to group sending: everyone gets their own message, with their first name.
Everyday messages start from an SMS template. SMS PRO is for organisations only: businesses, schools, clinics, local councils, associations. Every account is opened by our team.
Sending SMS online: your questions.
Do I need a phone to send?
No. Everything happens in the web browser on your computer. The SMS goes out from the SMS PRO platform, not from a phone or a SIM card.
Will the recipient see my personal number?
No. They see your organisation's sender ID, registered for you with the local mobile network and verified with a real test send. Your personal number never appears.
Can customers reply to me?
Not to the sender ID: nobody can reply to a name. If you need an answer, put a number to call in the message itself, for example "Call 56 00 00 before noon".
Can I send to numbers outside New Caledonia?
Yes. Enter the number with its country code, for example +33 for mainland France. Texts to New Caledonian mobiles go out directly through the local network; texts to French Polynesia, Vanuatu, Australia, New Zealand or mainland France travel over international routes. Other destinations on request.
How long can a message be?
Up to 918 characters, or 6 SMS, for a single send. One SMS holds 160 characters; beyond that, each part holds 153. The SMS count is shown as you type.
Related pages
Bulk SMS
One message, a whole list, a personalised version for everyone.
SMS character counter
How many SMS your message will take, and which characters make it longer.
SMS templates
Order ready, slot available, reminders: texts ready to send.
Your next "it's ready" goes out from your desk.
Ten years of sending for New Caledonian organisations, since 2016. Tell us who you need to reach: an adviser in Nouméa calls you back and shows you a send based on your situation.
50 free SMS to try, no commitment: contact@smspro.nc