Routing, live
The platform walks your priority order until one channel delivers.
Jungledrum carries your customer conversations across SMS, short codes, voice and chat, and hands them to your AI as a single thread. Your agent picks the channel. We own the reach.
Reply arrived on SMS, kept on this thread
Receipts
Route
Built for agents
Connect an agent and messaging becomes something it can simply do. Send, receive, confirm delivery — no integration project sitting between the decision and the message.
Most messaging platforms that advertise an MCP server give your agent a way to read their documentation. Ours gives it a way to send the message. Everything it needs is already there: the numbers, the channels, the receipts, the reply.
Your booking is confirmed for Tuesday at 10am.
Can I move it to Thursday?
Moved to Thursday, 2pm. I’ve sent the new confirmation.
Reach
Smart inboxes stop where the app store stops. We provision newly released six-digit short codes and connect direct to the carriers, so a conversation reaches a phone that has never installed anything.
Business messaging was built before any of this. We started from a clean sheet, on a new stack, with AI in the middle of it rather than bolted to the side.
One platform
Routing, fallback, receipts and provisioning all happen on one platform, while your agent gets on with the conversation.
The platform walks your priority order until one channel delivers.
99.95%
Redundant carrier paths, so a single route going down is not your outage.
300TPS
100 TPS per carrier, up to 300 TPS nationally. Your agents’ messages go out as they are sent, instead of waiting behind someone else’s campaign.
We run the registration in the background while you build against a test number.
Agent is drafting a reply…
Delivered, receipt written back
Every send returns state the model can act on, not a log line for a human to find later.
5ways to connect
AI-native or traditional. Bind straight to SMPP if that is what your platform speaks. Same platform underneath.
Features
Here is what the first afternoon looks like.
Connected the MCP server to your agent. The CLI and editor plugin went in alongside it.
Your agent sent a test text to your own handset. It read the receipt: delivered, direct route, one segment.
Short code registration filed. It clears in days, so you carry on building on a test number.
Set the route order to RCS, then SMS, then voice. The next receipt says which one carried it.
Pointed the monitoring tool's alert email at Jungledrum. The next alert rings the on-call phone instead.
Asked support a question. The AI agent answered it, then handed the follow-up to an engineer with the thread attached.
Done for the day.
Use cases
Each one is the same send path with a different agent behind it. Scroll sideways.
Where's my order 4821?
It left the depot at 9:40 and arrives before 5 today. Want a text when it's 10 minutes away?
Yes please
Resolved by the agent
Support
Northside Dental: cleaning booked Tue 10:00. Reply C to confirm or R to rebook.
R
Thursday 2pm or Friday 9am?
Fri
Calendar updated
Appointments
Do you do commercial fit-outs?
We do. Roughly how big is the space, and when do you want to start?
About 400m², in March
Good fit. Does Thursday 11am suit for a call?
Sales call booked
Sales
Waitematā Plumbing: payment for invoice 2291 failed. Reply 1 to retry now or 2 for a call back.
2
Callback queued
Operations
Kōwhai Bank: your sign-in code is 482 913. It expires in 5 minutes.
Delivered in 0.9s
Verification
Something we haven't listed
Tell us what your agent needs to send, and we'll tell you which channels it should go out on.
Your use case
FAQs
Still curious? any hour. It escalates to an engineer when it needs to.
An inbox gives your team one view of messages that have already arrived. Jungledrum is the layer underneath. We carry the message out over SMS, a short code, RCS or voice, and bring the reply back on the same thread.
That an agent can send, receive and confirm messages without anyone writing glue code first. Worth checking when you compare us: several platforms advertise an MCP server that can only search their documentation, so your agent still has to call a REST API to send anything. Ours executes.
No. Send the message once with the order of channels you’d prefer. We adapt it per channel and fall back automatically, then tell you which one carried it.
Both ways. We send email as a channel like any other, and we take email in as an escalation path: plenty of monitoring tools, legacy platforms and vendors can only email you. Send it to us instead, and we turn it into a callback, a text or a phone call with retries until someone acknowledges it.
Yes. New Zealand recently opened six-digit short codes, and we run the whole process for you: carrier registration, sender approval and testing. It takes days rather than minutes, so we start it the moment you sign up. Voice on the same number is in progress with the carriers.
An AI agent picks up first, by voice or chat, at any hour. It knows the platform and resolves most questions on the spot. Anything it can’t, it hands to one of our engineers with the conversation attached, so you don’t start again.
An afternoon for a working send path on a test number. Short code registration runs in parallel, so the build is finished and tested before the paperwork clears.
We’re onboarding the first customers now. Join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch about what you’re building.