SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- Kudosity, the Australian messaging technology platform trusted by more than 35,000 businesses globally, has partnered with StackUp to bring secure, scalable and customer-focused communication tools to their network.

The partnership brings Kudosity's enterprise-grade platform to the StackUp network, helping customer-facing teams simplify client communications through SMS, MMS, WhatsApp, RCS and AI-powered messaging. Known for its ease of use, powerful integrations and 24/7 local support, Kudosity offers a flexible solution for teams looking to improve engagement, drive results and maintain compliance across every message.

"We're excited to support the StackUp community with tools that help businesses grow through better communication," said Alex Macpherson, chief executive officer, Kudosity. "StackUp customers will benefit from messaging that's reliable, adaptable and built for real-world impact. That's what Kudosity delivers."

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"Kudosity represents the kind of partnership we value at StackUp," said Andy Graham, Founder & CTO, StackUp. "Their platform combines technical excellence with a genuine commitment to customer experience, making them a great fit for our expert community."

Kudosity's platform is built entirely onshore and meets all Australian regulatory standards. Features include consent management, sender ID registration, delivery insights, and a developer-friendly API, with tools available through both a self-service portal and advanced integrations.

To learn more about partnering with Kudosity, visit https://kudosity.com/media-and-news

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