When your IT team needs an employee to act — a password nearing expiry, a required security update, MFA re-enrollment — email gets buried. Gotta Get Through sends a short, branded SMS heads-up so the message actually lands, and points them to the IT portal they already trust. Never a password over text.
gottagetthrough.com Registered sender ID No links. No credentials. Support: same business day
Median time to the employee's phone4.2s
Heads-ups delivered last quarter1.4M
Delivery rate, receipt-audited99.6%
Credentials sent over SMS, ever0
Phishing puts the security action inside the message. We do the opposite: the SMS is the heads-up, and the action happens in the tools your employees already trust.
The SMS names the action; the employee goes to the IT portal they already know. There is nothing in the message to tap, and nothing for an attacker to imitate.
No passwords, no one-time codes, no account details. If a text claiming to be you asks for any of those, your employees know instantly that it isn't.
Every message comes from a consistent, registered business sender ID, so employees learn one number and can trust what arrives from it.
It nudges people to your real self-service tools; it doesn't perform the reset itself. Your existing portal stays the single place where security actions happen.
A password nears expiry, an update becomes mandatory, MFA needs re-enrolling. Your directory or helpdesk tooling calls our API — or your team triggers a send by hand.
A short, branded SMS from your registered sender ID: what's needed, by when, and where to do it — your IT portal, by name. No links, no codes, no attachments.
They complete the action in your own self-service tools. Delivery receipts and a full audit log close the loop, with automatic retry if a message doesn't arrive.
Raise a support request before 5 p.m. your local time and a human replies before close of business — every time, in writing. Median first reply last quarter: 47 minutes. When delivery is the product, support can't be slower than the SMS.
“Password-expiry tickets dropped by half in the first month. People act on a text they trust.”
“The no-links rule sold our CISO. It's the first SMS tool that made our phishing posture better, not worse.”
“Store staff don't read email. They read texts. Lockouts on shared terminals basically disappeared.”
Because a link in a security text is exactly what phishing looks like. Our messages name the action and point to your IT portal by name — employees navigate there themselves, the way they already do.
Anything time-sensitive your systems can flag: password expiry, required security updates, MFA re-enrollment, account reviews. Trigger sends via API, or manually for one-off campaigns.
Every message returns a carrier delivery receipt. Failures retry automatically, and anything still undelivered surfaces in your audit log so IT can follow up another way.
No. It's plain SMS to the number in your directory. No app, no enrollment step, nothing to support on personal devices.
Same business day, promised in writing: a request raised before 5 p.m. your local time gets a human reply before close of business. Median first reply last quarter was 47 minutes.
We spent years watching urgent IT emails go unread and lockout queues grow at 9 a.m. Gotta Get Through is the tool we wanted then: one reliable channel, used sparingly, never asked to carry a secret.
Twenty minutes, your use case, a live send to your own phone. We reply the same business day — it's the promise.