Futurion Solutions
The Messaging Hardware Inside Your Automations
One-time purchase. Messages leave through the SIM, not a SaaS provider.One device in your rack. Your workflows call its API; incoming messages fire webhooks back.
What Companies Build With It
One Device, Many Message Flows
Each of these runs through the same box: your systems talk to its REST API and webhooks; the SIMs talk to the mobile network.
Interfaces
How Your Systems Talk to It
Pick whichever interface your stack already speaks — they all run on the device itself, on your network.
A full HTTP API — the OpenAPI spec is served by the device — for sending and reading SMS, MMS, WhatsApp and Signal, managing the phonebook, and checking delivery status.
Every incoming message can call any URL (GET/POST) in real time, with conditional rules and retries for up to 24 hours — plus callbacks when an outgoing message’s status changes.
A ready-made n8n node and HTTP-based Power Automate flows — among the ~80 plugins SMSEagle publishes, including Zapier.
Anything that can send an email can send an SMS — and incoming SMS can land in an inbox.
An embedded SMPP server for systems that speak the telecom protocol directly.
SMS-to-MQTT and MQTT-to-SMS for IoT and OT brokers.
If a number isn't reachable on the app, the message automatically goes out as SMS instead.
Voice calls, wake-up calls and text-to-speech for messages that need to ring, not ping.
Why Hardware, On Your Premises
No Cloud Provider in the Message Path
Made in the EU, Certified, GDPR-Aligned by Architecture
SMSEagle devices are manufactured in the EU by an ISO 27001-certified company, carry CE, FCC and UKCA certification, and are GDPR-aligned by design — because there is no cloud service in the path to begin with, not because of a compliance statement layered on top.The path is short
Your system → the device in your rack → the carrier’s mobile network. No SMS-provider cloud sits in between, so no subprocessor holds message content or phone numbers.
WhatsApp and Signal, honestly
Those messages travel Meta’s or Signal’s own networks by nature of the channel — SMSEagle adds no additional cloud vendor to that path, and falls back to plain SMS automatically.
It keeps sending when your internet doesn’t
Uplink down, DNS broken, VPN dead, cloud provider incident — the SMS still leaves through the SIM. A prolonged national power cut degrades mobile networks too; Spain’s pending resilience decree will require operators to sustain four hours of mobile coverage for 75% of the population during outages.
One purchase, not a subscription
Device plus SIM plan, no per-message metering, no seat licenses, no monthly payments to a messaging SaaS provider. SMSEagle publishes a break-even comparison against cloud SMS APIs near 10,000 messages/month — that is the manufacturer’s own claim, worth checking against your own volumes.
What We Do as Your Integrator
Five Steps From Device to Working Message Flow
The Store Sells the Hardware — This Is the Part It Can't Ship
The device is the same one SMSEagle sells directly, at the same list price. What an integrator adds is Spanish-language support, a technician who does the install, an integration that actually talks to your systems, and one local party responsible for the whole message path.Sizing and supply
Which model — one, two or eight modems — plus the voice add-on, warranty and SIM plan. We quote at manufacturer list price.
Installation
Rack or DIN mount, network configuration, SIM activation, LDAP/MFA hardening, and a test plan with delivery evidence.
Integration
Your workflows — n8n, Power Automate, a chatbot, your ERP or CRM — your monitoring stack — Zabbix, PRTG, Nagios, Icinga, Checkmk, Pandora FMS — or a custom build from the device’s REST API, webhooks, SMPP, email-to-SMS or MQTT.
Flow design
Who gets which message on which channel — routing, opt-in lists, autoreplies, and escalation with fallback when it’s an alert nobody acknowledged.
Managed service (optional)
Updates, rule maintenance, monthly delivery tests, and SIM management — see the packages below.
Packages
Supply, Installation, Integration and Managed Service
Hardware is always quoted at SMSEagle's public list price. Our fees cover sizing, installation, integration and ongoing management — scoped to what you actually need.
Supply & Install
Get one device running
- Device sizing & procurement at list price
- Rack install & network/SIM configuration
- LDAP/MFA hardening
- One integration (monitoring or workflow)
- Delivery test report
Integration Project
Wire it into your workflows
- Everything in Supply & Install
- Message-flow design (routing, webhooks, opt-in lists, escalation)
- n8n / Power Automate / REST / SMPP integration
- Acceptance tests & documentation
Critical / HA Setup
For paths that cannot go down
- Two devices, MASTER/BACKUP failover
- Modem failover
- Escalation & on-call design
- Runbook & delivery evidence
Managed Service
We keep it running
- Firmware & security updates
- Rule & workflow maintenance
- Monthly delivery test with report
- SIM & plan management
- Priority response
FAQs
SMSEagle — Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about the device, the channels and what we do as your integrator.
Can it power a chatbot or two-way conversation?
Can it work with an LLM — including one we host ourselves?
Can we use it for 2FA / one-time passwords?
Does it need an internet connection?
Does it work during a power blackout?
Do you send our data through a cloud SMS provider?
What does the device cost?
What does it integrate with?
Does this help with NIS2, ENS or DORA?
Can you run it for us?
Why work with Futurion instead of buying from the SMSEagle store?
Tell Us What the Messages Need to Do
Describe the flow — what triggers a message, who receives it, and what happens when they reply. We'll size the device, quote at list price, and scope the integration into your workflows.