API / Integration
Make use of our range of API's to SMS-enable your website or application. Our Application Programming Interface (API) connections enable you to connect easily to our SMS Gateway. These integration methods offer your business a platform to SMS-enable any of your applications, websites or systems. MyMobileAPI gives you the capability to
deliver to - and receive messages from - any application, instantly, via our gateway.

With MyMobileAPI you are able to integrate via a range of simple, flexible API connections. You have a choice of 5 connection options (HTTP Post, Web services, SQL (windows service), SMPP and FTP Upload). They are quick and easy to implement as well as suited to a wide spectrum of uses. Should you require assistance please feel free to contact api@MyMobileAPI.com
More about each of our API connectivity options
HTTP Post/Get
Check your credit balance, send single or multiple SMS's, retrieve replies, histories, etc. MyMobileAPI also supports pushing data to your server via HTTP Post. You provide MyMobileAPI with a URL and we post to the URL you specified, upon receipt of a reply. Click here for more.
Web Services
MyMobileAPI provides various functions to enable you to send/receive SMS's. Click here for more.
FTP Upload
This is suitable for high volume messaging. The FTP upload facility allows customers to upload text files to a FTP server, and have the files automatically dispatched to message recipients. Click here for more.
SMPP
Our SMPP connection is ideal if you need to send out a high volume of messages each month, and need to do so at high speed. With an SMPP connection, you're continuously connected to our gateway, and the standard protocol requires no programming if you have SMPP software installed.
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SQL (Windows Service)
The windows service has been written to facilitate all the communication between a locally installed application and our SMS Gateway. Click here for more.
Outlook SMS
Send SMS’s using Outlook 2010. This is best suited to low volume SMS sending. Click here for more.