2-Way SMS using SOAP API | SMSGlobal Help Center

To send a 2-way SMS, call the method api2WaySendSms.

Parameter	Description	Presence
ticket	The ticket used to validate this request returned from a call to apiValidateLogin	Mandatory
sms_from	If replies are to be pushed back to a URL, the parameter should be set to ‘api2way’ If replies are to be pushed back to the main account email address, the parameter should be set to ‘reply2carl’	Mandatory
sms_to	MSIDSN of the recipient that the message will be sent to. Eg: 61447100250 (Do not use + before the country code)	Mandatory
msg_content	Message to be sent	Mandatory
msg_type	Depreciated. Should be set to ‘text’	Mandatory
userfield	A user-defined string will be posted back to the server to help determine which message is being replied to	Mandatory
unicode	Depreciated. Should be set to ‘0’	Mandatory
schedule	To schedule the message to be sent some time/date in the future. Leave blank to send immediately. Time/Date format is: "yyyy‐mm‐dd hh:mm:ss"	Mandatory

Send 2-Way SMS Response

SOAP Response from SMSGlobal contains the following:
dest: The number the message was sent to
msgid: SMSGlobal Message Id
bid: Unused

Example

Below is an example 2-Way Sms Request when using the SOAP interface.
Ticket: 88c1234b0abfee64841c2b3e11225353
sms_from: api2way
sms_to: 61447100250
msg_content: Hello World
msg_type: text
userfield: abc123
unicode: 0
schedule:

An example of a SOAP 2-way request:

<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV=
"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
   <SOAP-ENV:Body>                                
      <ns1:api2WaySendSms xmlns:ns1=''> 
         <ticket>  
            88c1234b0abfee64841c2b3e11225353
         </ticket>
         <sms_from>
            api2way
         </sms_from>
         <sms_to>
            61447100250
         </sms_to>
         <msg_content>
            Hello World
         </msg_content>
         <msg_type>
            text
         </msg_type>
         <userfield>
            abc123
         </userfield>
         <unicode>
            0
         </unicode>
         <schedule>
         </schedule>
      </ns1:api2WaySendSms>
   </SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>