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Apple Messages for Business

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1.3 billion
iMessage users
8.4 billion
messages are shared on iMessage daily
1 hour 36 minutes
average time people spend on the iMessage app monthly

What is iMessage?

It is a protocol of the proprietary Messages application, which combines an SMS client and a messenger. The dialog window highlights SMS messages in green color. If the interlocutor has an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer and sends a text via iMessage - the messages become blue. The message history is synchronized between devices that are tied to one Apple ID account.

The iMessage protocol appeared at the end of 2011. In 2016 the company completely redesigned it and expanded its functionality, which was given a lot of attention at the WWDC presentation. It showed full-screen animations, animated stickers, software extensions, and even entire applications that exist exclusively in the Apple Business Chat.

Compared to classic SMS, Apple messages for business have a number of advantages:

Read confirmation
Message writing indicator
High-quality data transmission
Reply to message
Effects of sending and receiving messages

Why is iMessage so popular among people?

Stability

Any Apple message for business you send in iMessage will reach the addressee—if, of course, he/she has the Internet turned on. If you send something very important, you can be absolutely sure that it will be delivered and read.

iMessage in iPhone has priority in work in relation to other applications and messengers because it is a built-in application, which, like the iPhone itself, is produced by Apple itself. This means that when no other messenger works, iMessage for business will definitely be in service.

Pre-installed on any iPhone

This is an undeniable advantage when it comes to elderly people. iMessage works on the basis of two types of authorization - Apple ID (which is absolutely necessary for the iPhone in general, so everyone has it) and the phone number that is currently installed in the iPhone. And iMessage is automatically activated as soon as a SIM card is put into the iPhone!

Minimalistic app

Message for business is very easy to learn. It has no extra tabs, calls, settings, or anything else - just a list of chats and message-writing tools. It's useful if people don't like an overloaded interface. Apple messaging for business is!

Impossible to delete messages for both participants

With iMessage, people don't have to worry about important conversations. “A spoken word is not a sparrow” is the principle of this messenger. What your interlocutor has written in iMessage will stay in your chat as long as you want it to.

Apple Business Chat API use cases

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Business chat in iMessage

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Chatbots in iMessage

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Support service in iMessage

ENQUIRELINK, as a messaging service provider, can help you elevate user experience by offering dedicated support via iMessage. Whether users prefer your iOS app or default communication channels on iPhones and Macs, our API ensures seamless assistance and engagement.

Why ENQUIRELINK?

All-in-one platform for messaging
Effortless migration
Straightforward API recommendations
Clear pricing terms

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