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# Create SMS Notification Manager
## Description
This guide will provide the steps to create an SMS Notification Manager.
## Prerequisites
The user should have a Program Administrator role assigned.
## Steps
1. Navigate to *Programs* using the menu bar.
2. Click on *Configuration* and then on *SMS Notification Manager.*
3. Click the *Create* button to view the *SMS Notification Manager* creation page.
4. Enter *Name* and *Program* in the *SMS Notification Managers* view.
4. The view allows the configuration of a template for each of these event types:
* *On Enrolled In Program Template*
* *On Cycle Started Template*
* *On Cycle Ended Template*
* *On Otp Send Template*
* *On Generate Voucher Template*
There are two ways to configure a template for an event:
a. Use an existing template: Go to step#6
b. Create a new template: Go to step#7
6. Click on the dropdown button and select the template from the drop-down list. Go to step#9.
7. Enter a name for the new template. When a non-existing template name is entered, the option *Create and Edit* appears. Click on this option\_.\_
8. A new dialogue box appears. Enter the details and click on *Save.*
* *SMS Template*: Name of the template
* *Applies to*: Applicable context; For example, the option *Contact* sends the OTP to the beneficiary contact number
* *Language:* Language for the content
* *Content:* Content written using the Odoo platform's [QWeb](https://www.odoo.com/documentation/16.0/developer/reference/frontend/qweb.html) templating engine
9. Click on *Save*.
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