Send a custom Message:

TNZSMSCLI.exe "+642100001" "Hi Aaron, your appointment is scheduled for 3pm on Thursday. Reply Y to confirm."

Send the Default OTP Message:

TNZSMSCLI.exe "+642100001"

Send the Default OTP Message and prompt the user for the mobile number:

TNZSMSCLI.exe

Send a single SMS from a PowerShell script:

Start-Process -FilePath ".\TNZSMSCLI.exe" -ArgumentList '"+642100001", "Your appointment is scheduled for 3pm on Thursday"'

Send a batch of SMS messages from a PowerShell script:

$numbers = Get-Content ".\List of mobile numbers.txt"
foreach ($number in $numbers) {
    Start-Process -FilePath ".\TNZSMSCLI.exe" -ArgumentList "$number", '"System outage: The server at domain.com is down."'
}

Send a SMS messages using Windows Task Scheduler:

1. Open Task Scheduler from the Start menu.
2. In the Action panel click Create Task.
3. Under the General tab, give your task a name (e.g. "Send Reminder SMS").
4. Under the Triggers tab, set a trigger (e.g. Daily at 9:00 AM).
5. Under the Actions tab, select New, and in the Program/Script box, enter the path to TNZSMSCLI.exe
6. In the Add arguments (optional) box, enter the following arguments, then save the task:

"+642100001" "Reminder: Run daily tasks."

Documentation and Download

➡️ TNZSMSCLI Command Line CLI Tool