OrgDS.org offers two categories of SMS API [API-Normal (API-N) & API-Extended (API-X)]. These APIs offer developers simple and easy-to-integrate SMS connectivity for both native and web applications using any programming language of choice. With OrgDS Application Programming Interface (API), integration is simple, faster and reliable. The APIs allow developers to connect to features on the ..
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OrgDS SMS API-X uses a token-based connectivity to connect to features on the Bulk SMS platform from Desktop, Mobile and Web Applications to send bulk messages, check SMS balance and pull message history. To create a sub-account and generate token after you have created your main account, Log in to your account’s Dashboard From the ..
One of the advantages of API-X Gateway is that a developer can create and fund different sub-accounts for different projects and applications, so each sub-account details can be tracked independent of other sub-accounts and the main account. Each OrgDS API-X sub-account can be funded by transfering SMS credits from your main account to the sub-account. ..
The following URL handles all OrgDS SMS API calls for both API-N and API-X: http://orgds.org/api The URL receives API requests and replies once required parameters are supplied. All parameters should be URL-UTF-8 encoded. API-N Authentication The API-N authentication parameters are the username and password of the main account you are connecting to. The submission will ..
Possible Response Messages 1. Success Response Code & Message Message Sent/Scheduled The following response code (600) and message appear when a message is successfully sent or scheduled. 600: Message sent/scheduled successfully Credit Balance When a successful Credit Balance API call is made, the response will be the numeric credit balance of the main account ..
API-N provides a direct connection to a user’s account. It requires the Username and Password of the user to connect and execute all the possible commands. To send a message using OrgDS API-N, the required parameters that must be submitted to the Base URL are cmd (whose value is equal to send) username, password, message, ..
This section describes how to view a main account’s credit balance using the API-N Credit Check API. API-N Credit Check Parameters Response Message When a successful Credit Balance call is made, the response will be a numeric credit balance of the main account. For example, 1234.12 If any error occurs, the error code and message ..
You can fetch messages sent via a main account or API-X account for a period of 7 days, using Pull Sent Messages API. Fetching Main Account Messages Where username is the user’s account username; password is the user’s account password; and the display parameter defines how to display the response (json or xml format). Fetching ..
API-X is a token-based API that authenticates a sub-account using a token. To send a message using OrgDS API-X, the required parameters that must be submitted to the Base URL are cmd (whose value is equal to send) token, message, recipients, and sender. Other optional parameters are shown in the following sample link and parameter ..
This section describes how to view a sub-account’s credit balance using the API-X Credit Check API. API-X Credit Check Parameters Response Message When a successful Credit Balance call is made, the response will be a numeric credit balance of the API-X account. For example, 1234.12 If any error occurs, the error code and message will ..
Here we describe how OrgDS SMS system relays the delivery report of an API-X sent message to the client’s specified Callback URL through the DLR Push API. Please note that using DLR Push API, your Callback URL is not making any request. Instead, the URL is waiting for data that will be pushed to it ..