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Integration with the service (API)

The API allows you to send messages through your projects and services over HTTP/HTTPS, SMTP and SMPP protocols. Ready-made libraries in different programming languages connect to your project and help you send messages from anywhere with a single command. For simplified authorization, instead of a login and password pair, you can use a special API key.

HTTP/HTTPS SMTP SMPP SOAP OMS SMS Commands Libraries and code examples

MESSAGES SENDING

Sending an SMS message

Sending messages. Server response and error codes

Examples of sending messages

Comments in SMS messages

Sending to a group of numbers

Sending an HLR request

Sending an e-mail message

Examples of sending e-mail messages

Sending a voice message (call)

Using the voice menu (IVR)

Examples of sending voice messages

Sending a viber message

File Transfer

Adding a button

Message types

Examples of sending viber messages

Sending a message to Telegram

Examples of sending messages to Telegram

Sending a message to the Telegram chatbot

Examples of sending messages to the Telegram chatbot

Sending a message to Whatsapp

Examples of sending messages in Whatsapp

Using prefixes when sending messages

Managing message templates

Managing operator templates

Virtual sending (test mode)

Event Notifications

MANAGING MAILING LISTS

Actions with mailing lists

Mailing. Server response and error codes

Examples of sending operations

MESSAGE STATUSES

Checking the status

Message statuses. Server response and error codes

Status codes

Error codes in the status

Deleting a message

CHECKING THE BALANCE STATUS

Balance Request

Balance. Server response and error codes

MANAGING CONTACTS

Actions with contacts and groups

Contacts and groups. Description of the parameters

Contacts and groups. Server response and error codes

Examples of operations with contacts

CLIENT MANAGEMENT

Work with the subclient

List of available operations

Sub-clients. Description of the parameters

Server response and error codes (sub-clients)

Examples of actions with sub-clients

Creating and uploading invoices and reports

MANAGING SENDER NAMES (SENDER ID)

List of available operations with sender names

Description of parameters

Server response and error codes (sender IDs)

Examples of actions with sender names

GETTING DATA

Getting the history of sent messages

Receiving incoming messages

Getting statistics

Request for rates

Getting information about the operator

Getting data about a short link

VARIOUS

Connecting dedicated numbers for receiving messages

Transmitting statuses and messages to the Client handler

Connecting anti-spam verification (captcha) to the site

Confirm your phone number with a call

Actions with deferred tasks

Using prefixes when sending messages

To send various types of messages you can use the special prefix at the start or instead of text messages.

Supported prefixes:

Name	Description
__CALL__: message	Sending a voice message (call). When sending a voice message, you can specify a special combination "\n~~~\n" at the end of the text (line feed, 3 of the tilde character and line feed again), after which you pass the param parameter that defines some characteristics of the call (for more details, see the description). When forming a message, you can specify both text and add wav and mp3 media files, as well as insert previously downloaded files. You can read more about the process of creating a voice message on this page.
__VIBER__: message	Sending a message to Viber messenger users.
__SOC__: message	Sending a message to users of the social networks "Odnoklassniki", "VKontakte" or users of " Mail.Ru Agent".
__MAIL__: message	Sending an E-mail message.
__BOT__: message	Sending a message to Telegram chatbot users.
__PING__	Sending a special SMS that is not displayed in the phone to check the numbers for availability in real time by the delivery status.
__HLR__	A sign of an HLR request to receive information about the number from the operator's database without sending a real SMS. More information on HLR queries can be found here.

Examples:

Sending a voice message with the text "Privet":

https://smscentre.com/sys/send.php?login=alex&psw=123&phones=79999999999&mes=__CALL__%3A%20Privet
Sending Ping-SMS:

https://smscentre.com/sys/send.php?login=alex&psw=123&phones=79999999999&mes=__PING__
Sending an HLR request:

https://smscentre.com/sys/send.php?login=alex&psw=123&phones=79999999999&mes=__HLR__

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