A Broadcast consists of a configuration for the outbound call or text experience, a set of recipient contacts organized into contact batches, and an optional schedule of dates and times at which the broadcast should automatically start and stop.

The Call Service and Text Service provide convenience methods that encapsulate the creation, population and starting of broadcasts. The Broadcast Service is only required for advanced use cases involving delayed or scheduled starts, multiple contact batches, or changing configurations over time.

CallFire account events, such as TextSent or CallFinished, can be listened for (subscribed to) by registering a postback URI endpoint, either an email address or web service URL, that CallFire can publish the event info to. Subscription service is used for registering and managing these postback URI endpoints.

A typical use case would be for determining the status of a SendText request which is an asynchronous operation. The status of the Text can be obtained either by polling the GetText / QueryText operations (pull strategy) or more efficiently by registering with Subscription Service a postback internet endpoint URL for receiving 'textsent' and 'textfinished' events to.

Currently supports TextSent, TextFinished, CallFinished, and CampaignFinished events.

Operations for sending and receiving text messages and managing auto-replies Text Broadcast Guide The operations defined here should be preferred over BroadcastService methods when appropriate since the TextService operations are more consise and selective in the input parameters.

Operations for sending and receiving calls, uploading IVRs, and managing sound files. Broadcast Guide The operations defined here should be preferred over BroadcastService methods when appropriate since the CallService operations are more consise and selective in the input parameters.

The operations defined here should be preferred over BroadcastService methods when appropriate since the CccService operations are more consise and selective in the input parameters.

Find and provision toll-free and local numbers and keywords using the number service. To aquire a number or keyword first search for available inventory using either SearchAvailableNumbers or SearchAvailableKeywords. Then provision that asset using the CreateNumberOrder operation.

Labels allow you to organize broadcasts, numbers, calls and texts into groups that make sense for your application. Attach labels to any of these objects by using LabelNumber or LabelBroadcast. Labels use name as their identifier instead of id.