Glossary
Words you will see across Arino One.
- Provider: a company you send through on your own account, such as Infobip, Meta Direct or Twilio.
- Sender: a number or name on a provider. Each sender belongs to one provider.
- SMS Supplier: a provider for SMS only, added in Settings → Custom SMS Suppliers.
- Routing rule: picks the sender by country prefix; the longest match wins.
- Fallback rule: sends a backup when a message fails or is not delivered or read.
- Template: a pre-approved WhatsApp message.
- 24-hour window: on WhatsApp, free replies for 24 hours after the customer writes.
- Demo data: sample records in a new platform; clears when a provider is verified.
- Super Admin: the first account, with full control.
- Module: a feature you can switch on or off in Settings → Modules.
Steps at a glance
- Find the TermScan the list below.
- Open the ArticleFollow the link for the full explanation.
Frequently asked
What Is the Difference Between a Provider and a Sender?
A provider is the company you send through; a sender is a number or name on that provider.
What Is the 24-Hour Window?
On WhatsApp, you can reply freely for 24 hours after the customer's last message; after that, only templates.
What Is a Fallback?
A backup message sent when one fails or is not delivered or read.
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