Guardivia

Outcome-led solution

Enterprise Messaging

Enterprise messaging covers the submission, routing, delivery and reporting of application-originated SMS such as OTPs, alerts, notifications and campaigns from enterprises, banks and platforms to subscribers.

The challenge

  • Inconsistent delivery across suppliers
  • OTP abuse and content compliance
  • Reseller and enterprise isolation

What does Guardivia offer for enterprise messaging?

Guardivia offers the Enterprise SMPP SMSC Gateway for multi-tenant SMPP and HTTP customer connectivity, routing, DLR enforcement and resends, the Operator SMSC for native operator termination, and the SMS Signaling and ESME Gateway Firewall for policy and fraud control, all engineered and supported in house.

Last reviewed 2026-09-12 by the Guardivia QoS Engineering Team. Product facts on this page describe current capabilities; items marked “where supported”, “optional”, “integration” or “consultancy” are confirmed per deployment.

Solution flow

Derived from this solution
  1. 01
    Connect and routeSMPP and HTTP binds, SMSC groups, HLR-assisted routing and resends.
  2. 02
    TerminateNative operator delivery with store-and-forward and CDRs.
  3. 03
    ControlEmbedded ESME firewall and network-side firewall policies.
The complete approach and product responsibilities remain listed below.

Approach

How Guardivia addresses it

  1. 01

    Connect and route

    SMPP and HTTP binds, SMSC groups, HLR-assisted routing and resends.

    Guardivia Enterprise SMPP SMSC Gateway →
  2. 02

    Terminate

    Native operator delivery with store-and-forward and CDRs.

    Guardivia Operator SMSC →
  3. 03

    Control

    Embedded ESME firewall and network-side firewall policies.

    Guardivia SMS Signaling and ESME Gateway Firewall →

Outcomes

  • Higher delivery rates
  • Policy-compliant traffic
  • Per-customer visibility

Products involved

FAQ

Questions about this solution

Do enterprises connect over SMPP or HTTP?

Both. SMPP v3.4 (v5.0 where supported) and HTTP/REST with DLR callbacks are available.

See it running on your traffic profile.

Talk to the engineers who build the platform. Demos use your protocols, your integration points and your policy questions.