Short Code Submission (Order)

Overview

This form allows you to order short code numbers for your messaging campaigns.

Authentication

This function is available via our new GraphQL API. You can read more about how to authenticate to this API here.

Mutation - Submit a short code form (order)

Using a GraphQL mutation you can submit the form, the example command is below. This creates an order which will be verified and the short code numbers will be ordered based on the submitted data. 

mutation (
    $businessName: String!
    $businessRegisteredAddress: String!
    $businessRegisteredCity: String!
    $businessRegisteredState: String!
    $businessRegisteredZip: String!
    $businessContactFirstName: String!
    $businessContactLastName: String!
    $businessContactEmail: String!
    $businessContactPhone: String!
    $useCase: String!
    $termsAndConditionsWebsite: String!
    $privacyPolicyWebsite: String!
    $callToActionLocations: String!
    $callToActionLanguage: String!
    $optInKeywords: String!
    $optInConfirmation: String!
    $welcomeMessage: String!
    $exampleAlerts: String!
    $helpResponseText: String!
    $stopResponseText: String!
    $customerSupportContactEmail: String!
    $customerSupportContactPhone: String!
    $customerSupportUrl: String!
    $attachments: [String!]!
  ) {
    submitShortcodeForm(
      businessName: $businessName,
      businessRegisteredAddress: $businessRegisteredAddress,
      businessRegisteredCity: $businessRegisteredCity,
      businessRegisteredState: $businessRegisteredState,
      businessRegisteredZip: $businessRegisteredZip,
      businessContactFirstName: $businessContactFirstName,
      businessContactLastName: $businessContactLastName,
      businessContactEmail: $businessContactEmail,
      businessContactPhone: $businessContactPhone,
      useCase: $useCase,
      termsAndConditionsWebsite: $termsAndConditionsWebsite,
      privacyPolicyWebsite: $privacyPolicyWebsite,
      callToActionLocations: $callToActionLocations,
      callToActionLanguage: $callToActionLanguage,
      optInKeywords: $optInKeywords,
      optInConfirmation: $optInConfirmation,
      welcomeMessage: $welcomeMessage,
      exampleAlerts: $exampleAlerts,
      helpResponseText: $helpResponseText,
      stopResponseText: $stopResponseText,
      customerSupportContactEmail: $customerSupportContactEmail,
      customerSupportContactPhone: $customerSupportContactPhone,
      customerSupportUrl: $customerSupportUrl,
      attachments: $attachments,
    ) {
      id
      publicId
      insertedAt
      name
      status
      statusNote
      finishedAt
      data {
        ...ShortcodeFormFields
      }
    }
  }

fragment ShortcodeFormFields on ShortcodeFormOrderData {
  type
  businessName
  businessRegisteredAddress
  businessRegisteredCity
  businessRegisteredState
  businessRegisteredZip
  businessContactFirstName
  businessContactLastName
  businessContactEmail
  businessContactPhone
  useCase
  termsAndConditionsWebsite
  privacyPolicyWebsite
  callToActionLocations
  callToActionLanguage
  optInKeywords
  optInConfirmation
  welcomeMessage
  exampleAlerts
  helpResponseText
  stopResponseText
  customerSupportContactEmail
  customerSupportContactPhone
  customerSupportUrl
  attachments
}

Sample arguments

The payload should be formatted like this, do note that the attachments is an array of base64 encoded images and/or docs.

Query - list short code form orders

To retrieve the status of the request, and to list your short code orders you can use the query bellow.

And the variables look like this.

You can do a more detailed search, e.g. by using the full publicId.

You can also specify a date range

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