Dinama/Mobisa Message Integration API (send/receive SMS)
POSTJSon Integration (Recommended)
Send/Receive SMS notifications using Dinama/Mobisa JSON format
Use Cases:
1) Send a SMS notification:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa response:
2) Receive a message sent from the user:
Dinama/Mobisa calls the URL defined by the Client:
Client response:
3) Send the response to a message sent by the user:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa response:
4) Delivery receipt arrives:
Dinama/Mobisa calls the URL defined by the Client:
Client response:
5) Error codes for response messages:
Terms and Condition (If allowConcat is true):
Definitions:
- Notification: Content to be sent to each cell phone through text messages.
- Message: Each of the segments necessary to send the notification. Under normal conditions, a notification is equivalent to a text message
In the event that the notification exceeds 160 characters, Dinama will segment the messages automatically. For this, it must include special parameters within the message so that it is reassembled as a single message in the subscriber's mobile. By including these special parameters, each segment of the message can contain up to 153 characters. In the same way, if the message contains one or more special characters (such as accented letters or the letter ñ or emoticons), the encoding of the message changes and each message and/or segment can contain up to 67 characters. For all of the above, by accepting these terms and conditions, you agree that:"
- Dinama sends as many messages or segments as necessary to deliver the unified message to the subscriber.
- The carrier and Dinama charge for each message sent. In this way, if the notification length is longer than 160 characters and/or it has special characters, the defined message must be segmented into multiple parts, the carrier and Dinama will charge for each of the dispatched parts (segments)
POSTXML1 Integration (Legacy/Obsolete)
Send/Receive SMS notifications using Dinama/Mobisa XML1 format
Use Cases:
1) Send a SMS notification:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa response:
2) Receive a message sent from a subscriber:
Dinama/Mobisa request (call to the URL defined by the Client):
Client Response:
3) Send the response to a message sent by the user:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa Response:
4) Delivery receipt arrives:
Dinama/Mobisa request (call to the URL defined by the Client):
Client response:
5) Error codes for response messages:
Terms and Condition (If allow-concat is 1):
Definitions:
- Notification: Content to be sent to each cell phone through text messages.
- Message: Each of the segments necessary to send the notification. Under normal conditions, a notification is equivalent to a text message
In the event that the notification exceeds 160 characters, Dinama will segment the messages automatically. For this, it must include special parameters within the message so that it is reassembled as a single message in the subscriber's mobile. By including these special parameters, each segment of the message can contain up to 153 characters. In the same way, if the message contains one or more special characters (such as accented letters or the letter ñ or emoticons), the encoding of the message changes and each message and/or segment can contain up to 67 characters. For all of the above, by accepting these terms and conditions, you agree that:"
- Dinama sends as many messages or segments as necessary to deliver the unified message to the subscriber.
- The carrier and Dinama charge for each message sent. In this way, if the notification length is longer than 160 characters and/or it has special characters, the defined message must be segmented into multiple parts, the carrier and Dinama will charge for each of the dispatched parts (segments)
POSTXML2 Integration (Legacy/Obsolete)
Send/Receive SMS notifications using Dinama/Mobisa XML2 format
Use Cases:
1) Send a SMS notification:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa response:
2) Receive a message sent from the user:
Dinama/Mobisa request (call to the URL defined by the Client):
Client response:
3) Send the response to a message sent by the user:
Client request:
Dinama/Mobisa response:
4) Delivery receipt arrives:
Dinama/Mobisa request (call to the URL defined by the Client):
Client response: