Telephony & SMS
Appointment texts and calls through Servetel.
Servetel is an Indian cloud telephony provider offering toll-free numbers, IVR and call centre tooling. Text reminders go out on your own sender, and the calls people make about a booking land where your team already answers them.
What is switched on depends on your plan and industry pack. Ask us to confirm before you build a process on it.
- 1Appointment tomorrow, 10:00
- 2Sent via Servetel
- 3Reply or reschedule link
Illustrative flow, not a screenshot of a connected account.
What Servetel brings to your booking workflow
Your sender, not a stranger's
Messages leave from the Servetel sender your customers already recognise.
Short, useful, timed
A reminder is the date, the time, the place and a link — sent when it still changes someone's morning.
Attempts you can audit
Each send is logged against its booking, so a missed appointment can be traced to a message that never went.
How it works
Three steps to a connection you can trust. Follow the screens in your own account for the exact wording.
- 1
Confirm the account
Check the Servetel account, sender ID and countries you are cleared to message.
- 2
Write the reminder
Keep it to the appointment details and one link; long texts get split and cost more.
- 3
Test and read the status
Send to a handset you hold and compare what arrived with what was recorded.
Where Servetel sits in the catalogue
Servetel is part of the core stack — the baseline every udaybooking account can turn on, whatever it sells.
Browse the full catalogueListed under
- Telephony, IVR and SMS
Where this connection helps
Telephony, IVR and SMS
The catalogue files Servetel under telephony, ivr and sms, one of the jobs that decides when an appointment should be offered, confirmed or moved.
Servetel questions
Who pays for the messages?
You do, through Servetel. udaybooking decides when a message should go; your provider delivers and bills it.
Does a sent status mean it was delivered?
No. It means the send was attempted and accepted. Handset delivery is reported by the carrier, not by us.
Is Servetel available on my plan?
Servetel is in udaybooking's connector catalogue, and what is switched on depends on your plan and the industry pack you run. Ask us to confirm it for your account before you build a process around it.
Start scheduling with Servetel.
Set up your booking page, connect what you already use, and let people pick a time that works.