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TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

This document will provide instructions on how to quickly integrate MiMSMS communication services into various solutions by using MiMSMS REST API interface. Please use the Contents table for faster and easier navigation through HTTP API specifications, examples, and tutorials.

For detailed specifications, fully featured examples in various programming languages and interactive testing environment please visit our developer hub at:

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Base URL

Submit all requests to the base URL. All the requests are submitted thorough POST and some requests are GET method. Although you can use HTTP protocol, we strongly recommend you to submit all requests to MiMSMS SMS API over HTTPS so the traffic is encrypted and the privacy is ensured.

Base URL: https://api.mimsms.com

Parameters

Content-Type

MiMSMS SMS API supports JSON Content-Types and Accept criteria that should be specified in the header. If the Content-Type is not specified you will receive a general error. Depending which Accept type is chosen in the deader for the request, the same one will be applied in the response.

Content-Type: application/json

Authorization

We support basic authorization using a username and API Key.

Example:

Username: you@example.com

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SEND SMS

In a few simple steps, we will explain how to send an SMS using MiMSMS HTTP API.

Firstly, you’ll need a valid MiMSMS account. When you sign up for the account, your email address will set as your username

and the API Key can be generated from your Developer Option of MiM SMS Portal.

Authorization Section:

The message will be sent only to a valid phone number (numbers), written in international format e.g.8801844909020. We strongly recommend using the international format without + (plus sign), followed by a country code, network code and the subscriber number. Phone numbers that are not recommend formatted may not work properly.

Now, you are ready to send your first SMS message using:

POST https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/SMS

The request body contains the message you wish to send with from, to and text parameters. Full JSON request is shown below:

{
"UserName": " you@example.com ",
"Apikey": " XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"MobileNumber": "88018xxxxxxxx",
"CampaignId": "null",
"SenderName": "MiM Digital",
"TransactionType": "T",
"Message": " My first API SMS from MiM Digital"
}

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Send SMS (JSON Format)

After the “Send SMS” HTTP request was submitted to the MiMSMS SMS API, you will get a response containing some useful information. If everything went well, it should provide a 200 OK response with message details in the response body.

Here is an example of a request for sending a single SMS:

POST /api/SmsSending/SMS
Host: api.mimsms.com
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json

{
"UserName": " you@example.com ",
"Apikey": " XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"MobileNumber": "88018xxxxxxxx",
"CampaignId": "null",
"SenderName": "MiM SMS",
"TransactionType": "T",
"Message": " My first API SMS from MiM Digital"
}

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Success",
"trxnId": "1OSY3FSZ7H4IHOU",
"responseResult": "SMS Send Successfuly"
}

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Send One to Many SMS (JSON Format)

After the “Send SMS” HTTP request was submitted to the MiMSMS SMS API, you will get a response containing some useful information. If everything went well, it should provide a 200 OK response with message details in the response body.

Here is an example of a request for sending a single SMS:

POST /api/SmsSending/OneToMany
Host: api.mimsms.com
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json

{
"UserName": "you@example.com ",
"Apikey": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"MobileNumber": "88018xxxxxxxx,88017xxxxxxxx,88019xxxxxxxx",
"CampaignId": "null",
"SenderName": "MiM SMS",
"TransactionType": "T",
"Message": "My first API SMS from MiM Digital"
}

And the appropriate response is shown below:

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Success",
"trxnId": "133585142743231481",
"responseResult": "SMS Send Successfuly"
}

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Send Dynamic SMS (JSON Format)

Send specific messages to multiple destinations by calling one API method only once. Your request should be like this:

POST / api/SmsSending/DSMS
Host: api.mimsms.com
Content-Type: application/json

{
"UserName": "masum@mimsms.com",
"Apikey": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"SenderName": "ABCD",
"TransactionType": "D",
"SmsData": [
    {
         "MobNumber": "8801844909020",
         "Message": "Hello Dear Mohammad"
    },
    {
         "MobNumber": "8801844909021",
         "Message": "Hello Dear Abdur Rahman"
    }
  ]
}

This way you’ll send specific SMS messages to multiple destinations in a single request. The response you get will contain information about all the messages sent out:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Success",
"trxnId": "ZICU7TMXV9B6ZG8_C28",
"responseResult": "SMS Send Successfuly"
}

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Send SMS (Using HTTP Plain, Query)

similar to the previous method, this method allows sending SMS messages passing parameters directly as query string variables.

Here is an example of a HTTP Plain (POST) request for sending a single SMS: The URL used to send messages using HTTP GET or POST is:

Access point: https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/Send?

Examples:

https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/Send?UserName=you@example.com&Apikey=XXXXXXXXXX&MobileNumber=88018XXXXXXXX&SenderName=ABCD&TransactionType=T&Message=TestMessages

The appropriate response is shown below:

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Success",
"responseResult": "SMS Send Successfuly",
"trxnId": "J4Y3RQ6Z5QIL7H2"
}

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Send One to Many SMS (GET)

similar to the previous method, this method allows sending SMS messages passing parameters directly as query string variables.

Here is an example of a HTTP Plain (POST) request for sending a single SMS:

The URL used to send messages using HTTP GET is:

Access point: https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/SendOneToMany?

Examples:

https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/SendOneToMany?UserName=abc@example.com&Apikey=KJFJUKKJKAT9X9CL&MobileNumber=8801844xxxxxx,8801713xxxxxx&CampaignId=null&SenderName=INFOSMS&TransactionType=T&Message=One to many API check from GET

The appropriate response is shown below

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Success",
"responseResult": "SMS Send successfully",
"trxnId": "J4Y3RQ6Z5QIL7H2"
}

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BALANCE CHECK

You can check your balance from API:

Base URL: https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/Balance

JSON Request (POST)

{
"UserName": "you@example.com",
"Apikey": "XXXXXXXXXXXXX"
}

And the appropriate response is shown below:

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Ok",
"trxnId": "",
"responseResult": "999.54"
}

QUERY Request (GET)

https://api.mimsms.com/api/SmsSending/balanceCheck?userName=example@you.com&Apikey=XXXXXXXXXXXX

And the appropriate response is shown below:

{
"statusCode": "200",
"status": "Ok",
"responseResult": "999.08"
}

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ERROR STATUS CODE MAP

Error object example

{
"statusCode": "208",
"status": "Failed",
"trxnId": "KC5EBJ9XG0HKJY5_C",
"responseResult": "Invalid Sender ID"
}

OPERATOR ERROR STATUS (DLR)

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