Send as XML via HTTP POST

also called accountid(Value given by LAM)

(Value given by LAM)

If set, the SMS won’t be sent before this date.

In particular case, when start_date is set but in the past, then start_time is used with the date of the current day. Be careful: if start_time is NOT set and start date is set to a value > today it’s means start_date, midnight. Time is local time (Paris: GMT+2)

If stop_time is set, no SMS is transmit to the sending gateway after this time, and remaining SMS are sent the following day, at start_time. Be aware that SMS transmitted to the gateway before this time may be sent to the operator after this time.

If set, it replaces number that appears as ‘Sender’ in the SMS. Value must NOT begin with a digit and has 11 characters maximum (1FOE is forbidden, FOE12345678 is allowed).

if set, it is stored in push.psh_ext_id. .ret_id is associated with the campaign(push). It’s different from .ret_id that is a id associated with a unitary SMS defined by client.

If set, when the status of the SMS changes, a call to this URL is made using an HTTP GET request with the following parameters: push_id (sent by our server), ret_id (defined in the initial call), to (recipient's phone number), status (a status or error_code in case of an error), and text (the SMS content). The possible status values are as follows: SENT (4), RECEIVED (6), ERROR_NPAI (11), ERROR_EXPIRED (12), ERROR_INVOP (13), ERROR_NETWORK (14), ERROR_CREDIT (15), ERROR_UNKNOWN (16), and ERROR (2) for a generic error. If no URL is provided, no call will be made.

The <text> element is used for message text. The <text> element has no attributes, just a value. In general, it is simply the text of the SMS.

to is used to give information about the recipient user. It is part of a message to element can contain a number of <param> elements, used to personalize the text message. The value is a phone number, you can use the international format (+221771611010)