Approved Contact brings two-way SMS/MMS into UC tools your teams already use with 10DLC enablement, brand verification, and compliance infrastructure that proves you did things the right way.
Users don’t want another system to learn. Approved Contact is designed to feel like regular texting—clean conversation threads, fast replies, MMS where supported, and shared visibility where teams need it. Adoption isn’t a project. It’s just texting.
Carriers and regulators have raised the bar for business messaging. Deliverability now requires transparency, accountability, and permission—and Approved Contact is built around all three.
10DLC and clean consent aren’t annoying paperwork. They’re what keeps your messages out of the spam folder and your business out of trouble.
Approved Contact is built to support the way different teams communicate. With configurable workflows and AI-ready capabilities, organizations can shape the texting experience around their users, departments, compliance needs, and customer conversations.
Other SMS tools make your users context-switch. Approved Contact does the opposite: texting lives right inside Teams, Webex, Zoom, RingCentral, or other UC platforms.
No extra app. No lost conversations.
Enterprises don’t fail compliance because they’re careless. They fail because systems are fragmented—opt-ins in one place, texts from another, field teams on personal phones. Then legal asks for proof and everyone’s hunting for screenshots.
Generic texting apps may work for small teams. Enterprise environments require governance, visibility, and compliance built into the workflow.
Both. It’s a business SMS platform built for scale and governance—that’s what makes it enterprise-grade.
The opposite. Texting lives inside the workflow your team already uses, so adoption isn’t a training project.
Not really. They’re different channels with different security models. Approved Contact focuses on SMS/MMS inside UC tools, with the compliance and inspection layers enterprises require.
Yes. If you’re a UCaaS/CCaaS/CPaaS provider or channel partner, start with the AC Partner Program.
If you care about integrations, user adoption, and enterprise-grade controls—don’t settle for a generic SMS portal. Let’s show you what business texting looks like when it’s actually built for enterprise.
