I'm stumbling through setting up campaigns - I'm sending 80% 2FA and like 20% other (non-marketing) notifications and welcome messages for our service. The campaign interface asks many questions that seem oriented towards marketing 'campaigns' that don't seem to apply very well for us. Should I have multiple campaigns for different purposes? -- like one for 2FA, another for account management, and another for reminders that users have signed up for. Or is it normal to just mix it all together in one (which is how it seems to work today in non-campaign mode). The cost of multiple numbers and campaigns might be a problem for our tiny start-up. If we mix all purposes in one campaign I'm concerned that a user who needs 2FA to log in might just casually send an opt-out on a regular notification message - on the other hand, if they see that the same message stream includes log-in stuff they might understand that it is all tied together and not just block it all. Any advice from people who have done this? Can multiple campaigns use the same 10DLC number? do opt-outs affect just the one campaign or any campaign with that 10DLC - or the whole brand? In general the whole requirement to switch to 10DLC campaigns is confusing me - it was never communicated clearly when we signed up and implemented the SMS api and customer service just says to read some unhelpful pages that are not oriented for a developer or an existing user.
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