SOAP SMS API

Introduction

This document provides a reference for all features available to you via the SOAP Web Service for sending SMS. The SOAP-API allows you to integrate your Client Application (Client) to SMSGlobal (Vendor) using the SOAP protocol. SOAP exchanges XML based messages over HTTP(S).

SOAP Features Scroll to Top ▲

• Independent platform communication (Interoperability)
• Standard XML format
• Check account balance
• Interact with Phonebook programmatically
• 24/7 support via our support system

API Endpoint Scroll to Top ▲

The SOAP API can be accessed at https://api.smsglobal.com/soap/soapserver.php

Note: You'll need your MXT account username and password to authenticate with the API

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Sending SMS Scroll to Top ▲

An initial call to the method apiValidateLogin must be made prior to calling any other method. The apiValidateLogin method will accept both your SMSGlobal username and password as parameters. Upon response, it will return an authenticated token.

This token will need to be passed into subsequent method calls to verify authorisation. The ticket remains valid as long as the request is made from the initial IP that invoked the method to obtain the ticket.

WSDL Scroll to Top ▲

Refer to SOAP API URL or WSDL for further documentation. https://api.smsglobal.com/soap/soapserver.php?wsdl