Sub-Accounts for Your Team
Manage your business's text messaging by providing your team with easy access.
No Additional Cost to Create Sub-Accounts
With SMS Profit Builder you will have the ability to create sub-accounts for your staff without additional cost all within your parent account.
A sub-account can access the parent account( with their username and password), but with individual permissions based on how a parent account specifies it.
You may have staff that you wish to assign work on different elements within the system and only give them access to those specific elements. Each pricing level we offer comes with a set of sub-accounts.
You may have staff that you wish to assign work on different elements within the system and only give them access to those specific elements. Each pricing level we offer comes with a set of sub-accounts.
How Sub-Accounts Can Help You Enhance Business Processes
SMS marketing campaigns require a great deal of hard work and preparing, whether or not you are using the SMS Profit Builder platform. Creating and using sub-accounts will help you:
- Follow-up immediately
Having numerous employees with access to the SMS Profit Builder system will maximize your SMS management and guarantee that you follow up with subscribers quicker.
- Focus your SMS marketing efforts and time
You can assign SMS marketing tasks to different employees to personalize messages better.
- Follow-up in real time
Having multiple team members with access to the SMS Profit Builder platform will improve SMS management and ensure that you follow up with subscribers faster.
Share SMS Credits With Team Members
Managing your account with SMS Profit Builder is easy. Have one main account controlling all SMS credits at no additional cost.
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