Besides NetGSM, you can also connect İleti Merkezi, Vatan SMS and Verimor — SMS messages go out under your own sender name. Pick your provider below and follow the steps.
SMS sent from your own line doesn't use your Ajandam credits — your SMS provider charges you directly (from your own account balance). Reminder SMS are also sent from your own line. If there's a problem with your line (e.g. an undefined sender name or your provider balance running out), the message doesn't switch to the Ajandam line and can't be sent; you can see the reason in “Message history”.
netgsm.com.tr
NetGSM — API Details
Kullanıcı Kodu
850XXXXXXX
Şifre
••••••••••••
iletimerkezi.com
İleti Merkezi — API Details
API Key
a1b2c3d4-••••
API Hash
••••••••••••
vatansms.net
Vatan SMS — API Details
API ID
10245
API Key
••••••••••••
verimor.com.tr
Verimor — API Details
Kullanıcı Adı (Telefon)
908501234567
API Şifresi
••••••••••••
SMS Line
Connect your own line
SMS Provider
İleti Merkezi
Account Code / API Key
a1b2c3d4-••••
Password / API Secret
••••••••••••
Sender Name
ISLETME
In Settings > Connect Your Own Line > SMS, first select your provider — field labels (username/API key/API ID/phone) automatically adjust to match. Enter your details and click "Test & Save Connection" to verify your account balance and activate your line. For NetGSM, the test also compares your sender name with the sender names defined on your account: if it isn't defined, the line isn't connected and your defined sender names are listed; enter one of them exactly as written and try again.
If you already have an account with one of them, connecting that one is fastest. If you're starting fresh, all four are well-established, reliable bulk SMS providers in Turkey — compare pricing and features to decide.
Yes. You can disconnect your current line at any time and connect a different provider instead.
Yes. SMS sent from your own line, including reminder SMS, doesn't use your Ajandam credits; your SMS provider charges your own account balance. If there's a problem with your line, the message isn't sent from the Ajandam line; you can see the reason in “Message history”.
Yes. This information is stored encrypted; no one, including Ajandam staff, can view it on screen — it's only decrypted by the system at the moment of sending.
If you've gathered your provider details, head to Settings > Connect Your Own Line in the Ajandam panel — it only takes a few minutes.