Mobex SMS vs Text365

Send/receive SMS messages on your iOS mobile devices, using the same Mobex SMS virtual number you text with on your Microsoft 365 desktop. Start a conversation on, say,  your Microsoft Teams desktop, and keep it going when you’re on the move. Text using a virtual number in your own local area or country code, or simply use your existing business number to text and call. Mobex SMS is fully integrated with Microsoft 365 so you can enjoy single sign-on security via Microsoft authentication and send messages to your contacts stored in Outlook, your employee directory or mobile phone. As new texts arrive, Mobex SMS will alert you on all your mobile devices and desktop applications, and because it stores every text message securely in Microsoft Azure, you can archive them as email to stay fully compliant.   • Easy to use  • Virtual number  • Text Outlook and Employee Directory Contacts  • Synchronized with Desktop App  • Live message status notifications  • Secure Access & Message Storage  • Automatic Message Archive  • No SIM card required

Keep your business conversations moving wherever you work with Text365, the native YakChat mobile app for iOS. Text365 brings the YakChat business messaging experience to your mobile device, so you can manage SMS, MMS, WhatsApp, and RCS conversations while you're away from your desk. Conversations stay synchronized, helping you pick up where you left off as you move between mobile and the other YakChat applications your business uses. Dedicated mobile push notifications help you see new messages when you're on the move, while access to contacts, photos, and media stored on your device makes everyday business messaging easier. Text365 keeps business conversations in a dedicated business messaging app rather than personal messaging accounts, helping your organization maintain visibility and control while giving employees the convenience of native mobile messaging. Existing Text365 users can update through the App Store and continue using their existing YakChat credentials, conversations, contacts, and settings.