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Using your SMS Api Token to send texts
This is primarily for developers to integrate functions on forms to allow them to add sms texting to their own website.
Example usage
This example is based on the idea that our API code is 555
https://api.wbr.bz/index.php/API/send_text?body=Just checking in on how you are doing&client_id=555&to=15554443333,14443332222
Where client_id= requires you to input your token ID (Which can be found in your my.wubur.com dashboard.
The to=15554443333,14443332222 will send the message " Just checking in on how you are doing " to both of those phone numbers.
Note: You must include the country code before the message. In this case, the USA uses country code 1.
If you were to use a valid auth token, you could simply send a message by copying this into your browser, and hitting submit. you will be met with a status code once it's completed.
Limitations of the API
At this time, because we're not available to the general public, our API has some limitations designed to be used for specific use cases.
Wubur is available to integrate your WuText api into your website for you. Basic integration starts at $150. Two factor authentication integration starts at $200.
Getting Started
Wutext provides a super simple, lightweight API interface that allows you to interact via text message with your customers based on various triggers, and manual pushes:
- WuText uses a simple post URL that merely requires a body, and a phone number to send it to.
- You need to have a Valid Wubur API key in order to send and receive messages from your customers.
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No libraries or dependencies are required to be installed on your website prior to using the api.
Example URL:
https://api.wbr.bz/index.php/API/send_text?body=$body&client_id=$APICODE&to=$entry
Example usage
This example is based on the idea that our API code is 555
https://api.wbr.bz/index.php/API/send_text?body=Just checking in on how you are doing&client_id=555&to=15554443333,14443332222
Where client_id= requires you to input your token ID (Which can be found in your my.wubur.com dashboard.
The to=15554443333,14443332222 will send the message " Just checking in on how you are doing " to both of those phone numbers.
Note: You must include the country code before the message. In this case, the USA uses country code 1.
If you were to use a valid auth token, you could simply send a message by copying this into your browser, and hitting submit. you will be met with a status code once it's completed.
Limitations of the API
At this time, because we're not available to the general public, our API has some limitations designed to be used for specific use cases.
- Our API does not allow you to receive messages back to the number.
- Version 1.4.2 of our wubur portal will allow you to set an autoresponder when someone messages a particular phone number. At this time, however, the feature is not widely available.
- Our API does not work for numbers, not in the united states.
- Version 1.4.2 of our Wubur portal will allow you to send message to countries outside of the United States.
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