Buttons on a text that record the answer. A poll, an RSVP, a volunteer ask, or a voter-ID question, answered in one tap, tagged to the person, and tallied in Instant polls.
Field signal costs a phone bank a week. The campaign needs to know who's with them now, not after the persuasion budget is spent.
Add Tap-backs to any Broadcast. Yes, no, maybe. Voted, voting, need a ride. The choices are yours and the send is one message.
The answer records on the contact, applies the tag, and feeds the tally. You don't just tell voters something. You learn something back.
A poll tallies the room. A voter-ID sweep scores each person from strong support to strong opposition, per person and in total.
A sweep that took a phone bank a week comes back from one send in an afternoon.
On supported phones the buttons are real buttons. Everywhere else the message falls back clean, and the answers still record.
Tap answers become tags, and tags become audiences. The persuasion universe builds itself from real answers.
Every Tap-back answer lands on the contact record and flows into Segments, so the yes column from tonight's send is tomorrow's volunteer ask audience.
Left or right, Txtra is the sender your carriers trust and your lawyers approve.
A button on a text that records the answer. A poll, an RSVP, a volunteer ask, or a voter-ID question, answered in one tap and tagged to the contact.
The tap is structured data, recorded per person and tallied automatically in Instant polls. A free-text reply needs a human or a parser. A tap needs neither.
On RCS-supported phones they render as real buttons. Everywhere else the message falls back to SMS with reply options spelled out, and the answers still record.