SMS Enabler Features

Uses a GSM or UMTS phone or modem, connected to a computer, to receive SMS messages and send replies. The phone/modem can be connected to a PC via cable, Bluetooth or infrared (IR).
Supports automatically dispatching received SMS text messages to a web server via HTTP, so those messages can be handled by a server-side script. The script can be written in any web programming language, such as PHP, ASP.NET and so forth. Secure HTTP (HTTPS) is also supported.
Supports automatic saving of received SMS text messages into a database. Supports MS Access, MS SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle databases, as well as other databases through ODBC or OLE DB drivers.
Allows incoming SMS messages to be automatically saved into a text/CSV file, or multiple files, for real-time processing and logging. Three modes are supported: a) 'single file'; b) 'file per day'; and c) 'file per message'.
Supports automatic forwarding of received SMS text messages as email messages to one or more addresses using the SMTP protocol. Messages can be forwarded to different email addresses depending on the content of the message and/or the sender's number.
Supports automatic SMS message reply to the sender. The reply message text can be predefined in the settings, or generated dynamically by a web script.
Designed to run continuously without user intervention.
Automatically reconnects to the phone/modem upon loss of connection.
Supports long (linked/concatenated) messages.
Supports Unicode SMS messages.
Logging.
Supports Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2003/2008.