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Text clients from your own business number

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Every Platy company now gets its own business number for texting clients. Clients text that number and every reply lands in Messages, next to their jobs, so work texts stay off your personal phone.

The texting screen in the Platy phone app showing the company's own business number, with notes that texting is on and that client replies come back to youOpen the picture full size
Your own business number, with texting on
The Review and send screen on a phone with Text picked for each client and a note that the text goes out from your own number into the client's message threadOpen the picture full size
Invoices go out by text from your business number

What changed

  • Every company gets its own business number after the 14-day free trial
  • Clients text that number, and replies land in Messages on the dashboard and in the phone app
  • Each conversation sits next to that client's jobs, so the whole history stays in one place
  • Send invoices by text from your business number instead of your personal cell
  • Messages shows your number and whether texting is on
WhereMessages, and Settings › Texting
Who it's forOwners
Anything to do?Your number is assigned after your 14-day free trial. Settings › Texting shows where it stands.

Common questions

Do I get a business number for texting clients?

Yes. Every Platy company gets its own business number after the 14-day free trial. Give it to your clients and text them from Platy.

Where do client texts show up?

In Messages, on the dashboard and in the Platy phone app, next to that client's jobs. They never go to your personal number.

Can I text invoices to my clients?

Yes. When you send invoices, pick Text or Email for each client. The text goes out from your business number with the pay link at the end.

What happens if a client asks to stop getting texts?

Platy handles opt-outs for you, so a client who asks to stop is not texted again.

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