How to manage Sender replacement rules?
The Sender Replacement Rules section allows you to define automatic sender ID replacements based on destination, aggregator, and matching logic. These rules help you ensure consistent branding, compliance, or custom formatting before message delivery.
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1. Viewing and editing sender replacement rules
To view the complete list of sender replacement rules:
Step 1: Click the button in the Sender replacement rules block -
And the system will redirect you to the Sender replacement rules page -
Step 2: Use the available filters to search by:
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Destination — filter rules by the target country or network.
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Aggregator — choose necessary aggregator.
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Sender — search by the sender’s name or address.
Step 3: Click button to apply filters or click
button to return to the default full list.
Also, In the Sender replacement rules table in the last column, you can perform essential operations:
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Click
(Update) icon to edit the Sender replacement rule.
1. On the opened Sender replacement rules page -
Update the necessary fields:
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Destination — choose the target country and network (MCC/MNC).
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Aggregator — select the aggregator handling the traffic.
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Priority — set the rule priority (lower value = higher priority).
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Sender — the original sender ID that triggers the replacement. Use
*to apply to all. -
Ignore Case checkbox — enable this checkbox to ignore letter case in Sender matching;
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Senders — enter one or more replacement sender IDs, separated by line if needed.
2. After filling out confirm changes:
Clickbutton to apply the updates.
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Click
(Delete) icon to to remove the sender replacement rule.
2. Creating a new Sender replacement rule
To create a new sender replacement rule to a client:
Step 1: Click the green button in the Sender replacement rules block -
or use the button on the Sender replacement rules page -
And the system will redirect you to the Adding sender replacement rule page -
Step 2: Fill in the required information:
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Destination — choose the target country and network (MCC/MNC) where the rule will be applied.
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Aggregator — select the aggregator through which the traffic is routed.
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Priority — set the priority level for the rule. Lower numbers mean higher priority.
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Sender — specify the sender name that will trigger the replacement. Use
*to apply the rule to all senders. -
Ignore Case checkbox — enable this checkbox to ignore letter case in Sender matching;
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Senders — enter the replacement sender(s) that will be used instead of the original one. You can list multiple values.
Step 3: Click button to apply the updates.
3. Bulk importing sender replacement rules
You can import or assign multiple sender replacement rules.
Step 1: Click button in the Sender replacement rules page -
Step 2: On the opened page -
Select the account from which you want to import existing sender replacement rules settings.
Step 3: Click button to confirm and apply sender replacement rules to the current client.
4. Other actions
On the Sender replacement rules page, you can also perform additional operations using the action buttons at the top of the interface:
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Click
button to remove one or more sender replacement rules entries permanently. This action cannot be undone.
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