6/27/2023 0 Comments Python send smsCongrats, you’ve just sent your first SMS! Step 10: In a few moments you’ll receive a message at your number on your device. In the US and Canada, this typically means adding +1 to the beginning of your 10-digit phone number. Make sure you’re using the full +E.164 formatted number. Step 9: Replace the the number you’re sending your message to as the “to” number and your message in “text”. ![]() (Note that the parameter ends with an underscore, in order to avoid collision with the python from keyword.) Be sure to remove any delimiters like dashes or spaces. Step 8: Paste your API key, your messaging-enabled Telnyx number as the “from_” number. Additional arguments, such as webhook_url and webhook_failover_url can be supplied in the call to. Create a new file called send.py and paste in either the SMS code given below. Step 6: If you haven’t yet, ensure you have the Telnyx Python SDK already installed. Note: Make sure to save your API key somewhere safe as this will be the only time you’ll ever get to see it. Step 5: Click on the “Auth” link on the left navigation, make sure you’re in “Auth V2” then click on the “Create API Key” button. You‘ll be prompted to accept a monthly recurring charge. ![]() Step 4: Go back to the “Numbers” page and associate your phone number with the messaging profile you just created by choosing the profile you just created under the “Messaging Profile” dropdown. Enter a name for the profile and ensure API V2 is selected. Step 3: Click on the “Messaging” link on the left navigation, and click on the “Create your first profile” button. Make sure to check on the SMS feature before hitting search.Ĭhoose the number you’d like, click on “Add to Cart” then go to your cart to purchase. Search for a number within the region of your choice. Step 2: In Mission Control, purchase a phone number by navigating to “Numbers” > “Search & Buy Numbers”. Step 1: If you haven’t yet, sign up for a free portal account here, otherwise, log into your Mission Control account. ![]() In this guide, messaging engineer Badal Moradia will walk you through sending your first SMS using our Python SDK in just a few minutes:
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