You bring a number
Texting runs on a business number registered to you, not a shared pool. Consent and opt-out are handled per recipient.
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Customer conversations usually live on whichever crew member happened to answer. SUITE keeps them on the business — one thread per number, attached to the member it belongs to.
WHAT YOU GET
HOW IT IS SET UP
Texting runs on a business number registered to you, not a shared pool. Consent and opt-out are handled per recipient.
Whoever answers, the thread stays on the business record rather than on an individual's handset.
This is for the conversations a job actually needs — confirmations, questions, photos, and follow-up.
A customer can text you a picture of the problem, and it is stored on the conversation instead of disappearing into someone's camera roll.
Opt-out keywords are honoured for the whole business, and a recipient who opts out cannot be texted again by mistake.
Read state is per person, so one teammate opening a thread does not clear it for everyone else.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Texting runs on a business number registered to your company. Replies come back into SUITE rather than to a personal handset, so the conversation stays with the business when someone is off.
They are stored on the conversation, so a picture of the problem stays attached to the job it belongs to instead of living in one person's camera roll.
No. This is for the conversations a job needs — confirmations, questions, photos and follow-up. Opt-out keywords are honoured for the whole business.