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DeepMiner or a standalone message sender
A standalone sender takes a list and sends messages through one channel. Segmentation happens earlier, in another tool, and the result stays in its panel. DeepMiner uses SMS and RCS providers as channels and takes care of both ends: your data in indexes, segmentation by filters or by asking the AI, scheduling of strategies and the status of each send coming back to the record.
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What each option solves.
Yes, partial or no, with an explanation for each case.
| Criterion | DeepMiner | Standalone message sender |
|---|---|---|
| Send SMS or RCS | Yes Through the providers configured on the partner. | Yes It is the main function. |
| Segment the data before sending | Yes Filters with an expected count, or a question to the AI assistant. | Partial It usually segments only the list that was sent to it. |
| Schedule recurring sends | Yes Manual, once, daily, every N hours, weekdays or cron. | Partial It varies from tool to tool. |
| Avoid resending to people who already received | Yes An option on the strategy, per channel. | Partial It depends on the list being treated before the upload. |
| Delivery status on the customer record | Yes The webhook updates the record and keeps the history of the latest events. | No The status stays in the sender's panel. |
| Analyze results alongside other data | Partial The status sits on the record next to the customer's other fields, and shows in the record list. | No You have to export and cross-reference elsewhere. |
| More than one channel on the same data | Yes Each channel writes its own status fields on the record. | Partial Each tool usually covers one channel or a fixed set. |
What a sender leaves out
A sender starts when the list already exists and ends when the message goes out. Choosing who receives it, avoiding repetition and reading the result alongside the rest of your data are left to you, in other tools.
What DeepMiner adds
Your data lives in an index, and the list comes out of filters with the expected count. The strategy runs at the recurrence you define and respects the do-not-resend option. Each run shows sent messages, failures and the amount debited.
After the send, the provider’s webhook updates the status on the record, and the record list shows who received it.
Frequently asked questions
DeepMiner or a standalone message sender
Is DeepMiner an SMS provider?
No. It connects to the SMS and RCS providers configured on the partner and takes care of segmentation, scheduling and results.
Can I keep the provider I already use?
For each enabled provider type, you configure your provider's URL, authentication and credentials.
How does the result arrive?
Each provider has its own webhook URL. Status events update the matching record.
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