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Beyond multi-channel
Having many channels is not orchestration; orchestration is the routing brain that chooses among them per message based on eligibility, cost, and delivery outcome. See /answers/what-is-omnichannel-messaging.
Channel eligibility and fallback
It checks whether a recipient can receive on a richer channel, sends there first, and falls back to SMS on failure or timeout — richness where possible, near-universal SMS reach underneath. See /answers/sms-fallback-strategy.
Optimizing cost and experience
By routing conversational traffic to the cheapest suitable channel and reserving SMS for reach, orchestration lowers cost while keeping the customer experience consistent across a single thread. See /answers/sms-vs-whatsapp-for-business.
One API, one identity
Effective orchestration runs behind a single API and a consistent sender identity, so the customer sees one conversation, not four disconnected channels. See /products/omnichannel.