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Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a straightforward SMS-based alert system that automatically sends account-warning messages whenever one of three events occurs: a login attempt, any unusual account activity, or a balance change.
The flow is simple: my application (built in PHP/Laravel, though I’m open to other clean solutions) will raise a trigger, your code will call an SMS gateway such as Twilio, Nexmo, or an equivalent provider that supports reliable delivery in India, and the user receives a concise alert in real time.
What I expect from you:
• A small, well-documented module or micro-service I can drop into an existing project.
• Configuration options for sender ID, message template, and rate limiting.
• Clear instructions for obtaining and setting API credentials, plus a short README showing how to fire each of the three triggers.
• A quick demo (Postman collection or simple front-end page) proving that the SMS actually arrives.
Acceptance criteria: all three events fire the correct alert, messages arrive within a few seconds on a standard Indian mobile number, and the code installs with minimal setup beyond adding credentials and an environment file.
If you’re comfortable with RESTful APIs, webhooks, and common SMS gateways, this should be a fast, focused job.
The flow is simple: my application (built in PHP/Laravel, though I’m open to other clean solutions) will raise a trigger, your code will call an SMS gateway such as Twilio, Nexmo, or an equivalent provider that supports reliable delivery in India, and the user receives a concise alert in real time.
What I expect from you:
• A small, well-documented module or micro-service I can drop into an existing project.
• Configuration options for sender ID, message template, and rate limiting.
• Clear instructions for obtaining and setting API credentials, plus a short README showing how to fire each of the three triggers.
• A quick demo (Postman collection or simple front-end page) proving that the SMS actually arrives.
Acceptance criteria: all three events fire the correct alert, messages arrive within a few seconds on a standard Indian mobile number, and the code installs with minimal setup beyond adding credentials and an environment file.
If you’re comfortable with RESTful APIs, webhooks, and common SMS gateways, this should be a fast, focused job.