A mobile app would be necessary as most of our clients will have a life and won't sit at home staring at a screen.Īny suggestions/pointers/insights would be appreciated! Thanks in advance. Basically glorified SMS (which also is too expensive - I've tried it). Icons or small images along with the notifications would be fine but aren't essential. Easily deployed to on-premise or cloud servers.
We also require private groups - meaning users should only have access to groups or channels they are permitted to. If on-premise software is a must, look no further than Rocket.Chats open-source team collaboration app. All we really do are trade notifications, as in GOOGL or AMAZN X along with price thresholds for entry. Also no daily, weekly, or monthly message limit - I really don't want to be worried about that. My requirements are either free or low cost push notifications not exceeding $1/month per user. from design to deployment 60 and can stem from both intended and. In the meantime a large number of competitors have emerged and given RC's new pricing model I am forced to switch to one of them or fall back to Jabber. Deep learning is, in turn, a sub-field of machine learning that deals with a smaller. Many years ago I actually ran my own Jabber installation and although it was a bit buggy it was completely free and seemed to run fine. You should better keep flexibility at this point. Probably the best advice here is to avoid the cheapest offers and keep in the middle. Even with a high ticket item we wouldn't be able to afford that as our allowable CPA would go through the roof. Transparency is highly important in the way of Software Development. Which would be fine for us if it wasn't completely unreasonable at $30 per user per year.
When we set it up last year it was completely free but RC recently decided to switch to a pay2play model for any push notifications. traders who receive them on their mobile phones). Constantly refreshed database helps ensure your vulnerability scans are up-to-date with new malware. Make certain your container images are safe to deploy. We have been hosting our own installation of RocketChat (RC) over the past year in anticipation of sending trading alerts to our subscribers (i.e. Detect vulnerabilities in early stages of the software deployment cycle.
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