> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.robocent.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.robocent.com/outreach/text-messaging/lets-get-started.md).

# Let's Get Started!

This guide will assist new users in setting up their first 10DLC compliant brand and sending P2P Text Messages.

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**Follow our guide below for step-by-step instructions on 10DLC registration 👇**
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### Already registered? How to Schedule a Text

Once you're registered, you'll be ready to send your first text! Be sure to have the below information ready to go:

* Brand name - who's responsible for the texts?
* Script - what do you want to say?
* Audience - who do you want to receive your message?
  * Phone list of mobile records
    * If you don't have a list, criteria of who you want to target for our team to pull data
* Time - when should this message hit your audience?
* Who Sends? - our texting agents or self-service?
  * Managed: our in-house agent handle all clicking, sending your texts one-by-one.
  * Self-Service: **YOU** will be responsible for sending all texts manually, one-by-one. P2P Texts do NOT use autodialers - manual clicking is required.

With this information, you are now ready to schedule your first message in the RoboCent app. Login now at app.robocent.com to get started.


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