Connect an SMS Supplier
SMS suppliers send SMS on your own accounts. This article uses seven for German numbers (+49) as the example.
Add the Supplier
Go to Settings → Custom SMS Suppliers → Add Supplier. Choose GatewayAPI or a supplier from the catalog, such as seven, and paste your API key.
Send Test SMS and the Verified Chip
Send a test SMS to your own phone. Once it arrives, the supplier shows Verified.
Webhook URL
Paste the webhook URL into your supplier account so delivery updates come back.
Status Map
Check how the supplier's statuses map to Arino One's. Then add a routing rule for +49 with seven.
Steps at a glance
- Open Add SupplierGo to Settings → Custom SMS Suppliers → Add Supplier.
- Pick a SupplierChoose GatewayAPI or a supplier from the catalog, for example seven.
- Enter Your DetailsPaste the API key from your own supplier account.
- Send Test SMSSend a test to your own phone. When it arrives, the supplier gets the Verified chip.
- Set the WebhookCopy the webhook URL into your supplier account so delivery updates come back.
- Check the Status MapConfirm how the supplier's statuses map to Delivered, Failed and the rest.
Frequently asked
Which Suppliers Can I Add?
GatewayAPI and the suppliers listed in the catalog.
What Does the Verified Chip Mean?
A test SMS was sent and arrived, so the supplier is ready.
What Is the Status Map?
How the supplier's own delivery statuses translate into Arino One's statuses.
How Do I Send +49 Numbers Through Seven?
Add seven, verify it, then create a routing rule for +49 with seven as the sender.
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