USSD service journeys
Plan concise menus, input validation and session behaviour. Connect the journey to the necessary backend service through an appropriate provider.
Telecom & Engagement
Reach people through channels that fit their everyday lives. We build USSD journeys, messaging integrations, notifications and engagement tools for organisations in Ghana.
Discuss your projectDifferent audiences need different ways to connect. USSD can support short, guided interactions on compatible mobile networks. SMS can deliver timely updates. Web and mobile experiences can bring richer information and participation together. The right combination depends on the audience and the task.
A clear message is only part of the experience. You also need to consider permission, delivery status, session limits, retries and what happens when someone needs help. We connect the channel to your underlying service so that communications reflect the real state of a request or activity.
What we can build together
Plan concise menus, input validation and session behaviour. Connect the journey to the necessary backend service through an appropriate provider.
Integrate transaction or service updates, with recipient preferences, provider responses and failure handling considered in the design.
Build interactions for campaigns, voting, feedback or rewards, with clear rules and an operational view of the activity.
Planning your project
Tell us who you need to reach, what action they should complete and the networks or channels involved. We discuss estimated usage, provider access, message approvals and how people will give or withdraw permission where applicable. Shortcode allocation, sender registration and network charges depend on the provider and arrangement.
How we approach the work
Write a simple journey, including help, invalid input and interrupted sessions.
Integrate the chosen provider with your platform and agree how status updates are recorded.
Review messages and interactions in the available test environment and plan a controlled launch.
No. Shortcode availability, registration and commercial arrangements depend on the relevant provider and network. These dependencies should be confirmed as part of planning.
Yes, when the system can expose suitable events or APIs. We define which activities trigger a message, who receives it and how duplicate or failed notifications are handled.