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41 lines
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# SMS Setting
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To integrate SMS in ERPNext, approach a SMS Gateway Provider who provides HTTP
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API. They will create an account for you and will provide an unique username
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and password.
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To configure SMS Settings in ERPNext, find out their HTTP API (a document
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which describes the method of accessing their SMS interface from 3rd party
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applications). In this document, you will get an URL which is used to send the
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SMS using HTTP request. Using this URL, you can configure SMS Settings in
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ERPNext.
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Example URL:
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http://instant.smses.com/web2sms.php?username=<USERNAME>&password;=<PASSWORD>&to;=<MOBILENUMBER>&sender;=<SENDERID>&message;=<MESSAGE>
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> Note: the string up to the "?" is the SMS Gateway URL
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Example:
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http://instant.smses.com/web2sms.php?username=abcd&password;=abcd&to;=9900XXXXXX&sender;
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=DEMO&message;=THIS+IS+A+TEST+SMS
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The above URL will send SMS from account abcd to mobile number 9900XXXXXX with
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sender ID as DEMO with text message as "THIS IS A TEST SMS"
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Note that some parameters in the URL are static.You will get static values
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from your SMS Provider like username, password etc. These static values should
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be entered in the Static Parameters table.
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