To start sending SMS via API, you need to generate an API token and configure the webhook URLs for delivery reports and incoming SMS. All of this is done directly from your web panel — no need to contact your manager.
Go to API → GET.

The page is divided into five sections: DLR Sending to Webhook, Incoming SMS Sending to Webhook, API Token, Example of Using API, and API IP. Go through each section below to complete your setup.
DLR Sending to Webhook
This section lets you set a webhook URL that will automatically receive delivery status updates for SMS sent via API.
Enter your webhook URL in the Send SMS State via API field.
Enable With confirmation, if you want the platform to expect a confirmation response from your server.
Click Save:

To verify the connection, click Check Response.
To see the format of the delivery report and possible statuses, click the ? icon. A window will open showing an example response and the following possible statuses:
|
Status |
Description |
|
DELIVRD |
The message was delivered |
|
UNDELIV |
The message was not delivered |
|
EXPIRED |
The message lifetime expired before delivery |
Incoming SMS Sending to Webhook
This section lets you set a webhook URL that will automatically receive incoming SMS messages.
Enter your webhook URL in the Send Incoming SMS via API field.
Click Save:

To verify the connection, click Check Response.
API Token
This section shows all your available API tokens. You use these tokens to authenticate API requests.

To generate a new token:
Click the Generate button. The system will automatically create a new token and add it to the list.
To delete a token:
Click the + button on the right side of the token row, then click Delete. A confirmation window will appear — click Delete to confirm.
To view the full API documentation, click the API documentation link in the top right corner of the page.
Example of Using API
This section displays a sample GET request with example parameters — token, phone number, message text, and Sender ID. Use it as a reference when building your API integration.

API IP Whitelist
This section shows the list of IP addresses that are allowed to make API requests. Adding IPs to the whitelist restricts API access to only those addresses.
To add a new IP address:
Click the Add IP button:

In the window that opens, enter the IP address in the IP for whitelist field.
Click Add IP.

To delete an IP address:
Click the + button on the right side of the row, then click Delete. A confirmation window will appear — click Delete to confirm.
Once your token is generated and webhooks are configured, your API integration is ready to use.