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The MailUp transactional API for SMS does not use OAuth 2.0. Please refer to the "Getting started" section below for details.

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Parameter

Description

Type

Account ID

MailUp account ID (e.g. if the main user is "m59484", then the account ID is 59848).

Integer

List ID

List

MailUp list identifier for the selected

list within that

account.

Integer

List GUID

Hash code that identifies the

same list. This parameter is unique to a list within the entire MailUp system, unlike the List ID, which is unique only within a given MailUp account

specified MailUp list.

String

ListSecret

The parameter described above and

Auto-generated GUID that can be used to enable or disable the use of this API

(it’s an auto-generated GUID)

. Together with the "List GUID" value, it is used to provide a security enforcement. See the sections above to learn how to get it.

String

CampaignCode

Used to aggregate statistics on MailUp under a container text message whose name correspond to the specified text string. If the specified value

specified

does not exist, a new

record

item is created

in the “SMS” table, otherwise the

. Otherwise the existing one is reused.

String

Content

The text of the message to be sent. No parsing nor length check is required.

SIZE LIMIT: messages longer than 459 characters are truncated by the sending engine.

String

Recipient

The recipient’s number. Include the international prefix (either with 00 or +), or the default list prefix will be applied.

(Ask for MailUp standard regex for phone numbers).

Only a single phone number is allowed

String

DynamicFields

An array of value pairs that allows you to use merge tags in your transactional text messages.String

IsUnicode

(optional) Boolean value indicating whether to use Western alphabets only (0 means "false"), or Eastern alphabets as well, such as Arabic, Russian, Chinese, and so on (1 means "true").

It is up to you to decide

The caller is responsible for specifying if the message contains Unicode characters.

Boolean

Sender

(optional) Message sender. It can be numeric or alphanumeric but some restrictions may apply. As a consequence, when the sender value is not allowed, the message may be blocked or the sender may be replaced.

We recommend you to specify this value only when you are confident about the delivery result (e.g. you've already tested it using the MailUp web platform), otherwise it is better to not specify this parameter in the request

 

.

In addition, in some countries the sender may be subject to local restrictions and it may be overwritten by the carriers before being delivered. You can contact us if you need support for some specific nations.

String*

TemplateId(optional) reference to a MailUp message ID that has already been defined on MailUp. Do not add the "Content" parameter if you want to use TemplateId
 
Integer

* max 11 chars, only letters and numbers (a-zA-Z0-9)


Response

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HTTP response statuses that can be returned by this API, and the corresponding error code provided by the application (inside the response).

 

HTTP response code

Application Code

Description

200

0

Ok.

400

100

No request found

400

101

Missing or empty parameters

400

102

ListGUID is not valid for the current account or list

400

103

ListSecret is not valid for the current account or list

400

104

SMS sender name is empty for list nr. N

400

105

Number or Prefix missing in the recipient

400

106

Recipient is invalid

400

107

Content too long

403

201

listID is not valid for the current account or list

403

202

ListGUID is not in a correct format

403

203

ListSecret is not in a correct format

403

204

Cannot send SMS to USA recipient

403

205

Sending denied: NO CREDITS

403

206

SMS number [recipient] is in optout state for list nr.[idList].

403

207

Provided SMS sender is not certified and cannot be used to send messages

403

250

Access denied

500

300

Operation failed: a generic error occur

500

301

The message was sent but the statistics are incorrect due to an error

500

302

Error delivering message to [recipient]

In addition to HTTP and Application codes, a successful response has the following format:

Code Block
{"Data":{"DeliveryId":1648,"Cost":1.0},"Code":"0","Description":"","State":"DONE"}

where DeliveryId is a unique identifier that can be used to retrieve the result of a specific sending (link), while Cost is the cost in credits of the sending operation