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Thanks Deborah (and apols for delay).<br />
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I will look at Twilio later today. &nbsp; (Initial view looks interesting).
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Thanks Deborah (and apols for delay).

I will look at Twilio later today.   (Initial view looks interesting).

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Hi,<br />
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1. I have a cloud application which enables architects to record faults with a building project (including taking a photo of fault).<br />
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2. The photo will be stored somewhere in the &quot;cloud&quot; and will be given a unique number 999999.<br />
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3. I NEED the builder to be able to s<b>end an SMS to which will then result in the builder being sent the photo (or link to photo)</b><br />
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e.g. Builder sends 999999 to number 12345 and then a few seconds later the build receives the photo.<br />
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Does such a service exist?
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Hi,

1. I have a cloud application which enables architects to record faults with a building project (including taking a photo of fault).

2. The photo will be stored somewhere in the "cloud" and will be given a unique number 999999.

3. I NEED the builder to be able to send an SMS to which will then result in the builder being sent the photo (or link to photo)

e.g. Builder sends 999999 to number 12345 and then a few seconds later the build receives the photo.

Does such a service exist?

I am seeking a SMS service to send me a photo

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