Mobile applications company KODIME has added an Email-to-SMS facility to its PROPtxt mobile marketing solution for the property industry. Users can now instantly send SMS messages from their regular email accounts to any individual contact.
The feature makes it even easier to interact quickly and reliably to any incoming mobile enquiries and sales leads, the company says. PROPtxt alerts the user by email to a new enquiry received, provides full CRM details and a new option: Respond by Email-to-SMS.
PROPtxt users can create an email message in their own email application, such as Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird, and send it back to the PROPtxt server, where it is automatically formatted into a SMS message and instantly forwarded to the recipients mobile number.
We constantly strive to further improve our software, based on direct feedback from our growing user community says KODIME CEO Nico Kpke. We listened, and have now implemented this effective, reliable and secure new option for any PROPtxt user to not only receive, but also compose and send SMS straight from their chosen email tool.
Busy sales and marketing staff can now also respond to any incoming enquiries when on the move, for example via their Blackberry or PDA. Email-to-SMS feature supports long SMS messages of up to 459 characters, and has been made available to all PROPtxt 2.0 accounts as a free upgrade.
PROPtxt is a self-service software solution for the property industry. It makes it easy for any property marketing organisation to mobilize and automate their sales and marketing activities. Delivered over the web, PROPtxt provides sophisticated and targeted response via SMS, email and the mobile Internet, as well as advanced CRM and tracking functions. The PROPtxt solution comes in a range of pre-configured packages all based on the companys proprietary Komobility platform. Clients include St.James Homes, Miller Homes, Bryant Homes, Dominion Housing, Berkeley Homes, Citylofts, Isis Waterside and many more residential and commercial property marketers, housing associations and their agencies. 
