TSG Global API Documentation
  • Get Started
  • ISO/IEC/SOC Certification
  • Staging Environment Access
  • API Reference
    • Programmable SMS
      • Send an SMS Message
      • Receive an SMS Message
      • Delivery Receipts (DLRs)
      • SMPP
        • Headers
        • Errors
    • Programmable MMS
      • Send an MMS Message
      • Receive an MMS Message
      • Receive DLRs
      • SMTP
    • Phone Numbers
      • Search For New Available Numbers
      • Add Number to Cart
      • Get Reserved Numbers In Cart
      • Remove Reserved Number From Cart
      • Checkout Numbers in Cart
      • Disconnect Number
      • Get Number Information
      • Manage Number for SMS & 10DLC
        • Enable SMS/10DLC on a Number
        • Disable SMS on a Number
        • Update inbound SMS webhook/URI
      • Manage Number for MMS
        • Enable MMS on a Number
        • Disable MMS on a Number
        • Update inbound MMS webhook/URI
      • Manage Number for Voice
        • List Destination Priority
        • Add Destination Priority
        • Update Destination Priority
        • Delete Destination Priority
      • Protect your phone number
        • TextProtect Webhook
      • Toll-free phone numbers - search & ordering
    • Data Services
      • CNAM Lookup
      • Lookup SMS Carrier
    • Reports
      • CDR Records
        • Get Count of CDR Records
        • Get CDR Records
    • Compliance & Identity
      • Business Identity & 10DLC (TNID v1)
      • Toll-Free Verified Sender (Order)
      • Short Code Submission (Order)
  • GraphQL API & Authentication
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  1. API Reference
  2. Programmable SMS
  3. SMPP

Headers

Authentication

Authentication is done by passing your TSG Global API key via the Authorization header in the format "Authorization: Bearer <api_key>"

Parameters & Content-Type

Parameters should be JSON encoded and passed in the request body (with the Content-Type header set to application/json). IDs are always UUIDv4. Timestamps are in the ISO8601 format and in UTC.

PreviousSMPPNextErrors

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