Sylius is an open source eCommerce framework based on Symfony. It was first released in 2007, however, it was supposed to be an online store for cosmetics at first. Since then, Sylius has not only been developed further, but also restructured to meet a wide range of future requirements. In the meantime, the first stable version has been released, which can now be used by companies of all kinds. For more complex requirements, the company has released an enterprise version. Here, above all, the high level support and more comprehensive functions stand out.
Sylius
The seven plugin for Sylius
If you use Sylius, you should not miss the seven plugin. It allows you to send SMS easily and quickly – straight from the Sylius interface. This makes it easy for you to always keep track and benefit from the comprehensive potential of text messaging. Do not make any concessions and use the best features without having to leave your shop interface. Whether it is a dispatch confirmation or a marketing SMS – the simple personalization means that personal customer communication is also possible via mass SMS. Save time with this plugin without making sacrifices on usability.
Automatic SMS dispatch
You would like to offer a special service to your customers? Send automated SMS when the respective order has been sent.
Bulk SMS
Send out bulk SMS to your contacts to inform them about actions, changes or events. With different groups you can separate customers and still send out a lot of messages at once.
Personalized SMS
Personalize your SMS with placeholders and address your customers directly and individually.
Labels
Use different labels when sending your messages. This enables you to keep track of the type of SMS sent and analyse them effectively, without leaving the Sylius interface.
Sender ID
You can specify a sender name that your recipients see when they receive your message . This name can contain up to eleven alphanumeric characters.
You need help with the installation or the setup of the functions?
Please find more information on our GitHub page.