Single message

This method allows you to send a single message to one destination.

GET

/send

Query Parameters

token required if not in headers	Your token
text required	Your message
to required	Your destination
pushtype	The push type (`alert` or `marketing`)
delay	Sending date `Y-m-d H:i:s`
sender	Allows you to customize the sender
gsmsmsid	An id of your choice to link it to its delivery report

Good to go example

Replace your.token with your own and you're good to go. If you havn't already created any token, you can do it here.


https://api.smsfactor.com/send?text=Hello world&to=33612345678&token=your.token

Detailed examples With token in headers then in the URL


GET /send?text=Hello world&to=33612345678
Host: api.smsfactor.com
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Bearer your.token


GET /send?text=Hello world&to=33612345678&token=your.token&delay=2023-06-18 10:19:16
Host: api.smsfactor.com
Accept: application/json

Result Format


{
  "status": 1,      
  "message": "OK",
  "ticket": "14672468",   //The id of your campaign
  "cost": 1,              //The cost of your campaign
  "credits": 642,         //Your credits after your campaign has been created
  "total": 1,             //Number of message before filtering  
  "sent": 1,              //Number of message after filtering
  "blacklisted": 0,       //Number of blacklisted numbers
  "duplicated": 0,        //Number of duplicated numbers
  "invalid": 0,           //Number of invalid numbers
  "npai": 0               //Number of npai numbers
}


<response>
  <status>1</status>
  <message>OK</message>
  <ticket>14672468</ticket>
  <cost>1</cost>
  <credits>642</credits>
  <total>1</total>
  <sent>1</sent>
  <blacklisted>0</blacklisted>
  <duplicated>0</duplicated>
  <invalid>0</invalid>
  <npai>0</npai>
</response>