22 Nov Beyond Marketing: How Enterprises Are Using SMS Creatively
For years, SMS was seen primarily as a marketing tool: push a promotion, get a quick response, measure click-through. But in 2025, enterprises are using SMS for far more than sales. They’re turning to it as a flexible, enterprise-wide communication layer that touches everything from HR to operations.
Expanding Beyond Promotions
Here’s how enterprises are getting creative with SMS:
- Human Resources
- Interview reminders.
- Onboarding checklists.
- Policy updates for distributed staff.
- Events
- Ticket confirmations and QR codes.
- Live event updates and session changes.
- Post-event feedback surveys.
- Customer Service
- Two-way SMS for quick support without hold times.
- Satisfaction surveys.
- Automated updates (e.g. “Your case is now resolved”).
- Operations
- Equipment collection or delivery reminders.
- Internal workflow notifications.
- Field staff coordination.
Why This Matters for Enterprises
SMS is universal, reliable, and fast—making it a natural fit for processes where email or apps fall short. Unlike email, which is often ignored, SMS ensures time-sensitive communication lands where it matters most: the mobile device in everyone’s pocket.
Edgility in Action
Enterprises working with Edgility gain:
- Enterprise-grade reliability and security.
- Global SMS coverage.
- Workflow automation and system integrations.
This means SMS can be woven into CRM, ERP, HR, or customer support systems—transforming it from a marketing channel into a true enterprise backbone.