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Welcome!

Introduction
We are pleased to present you our new REST API. At the begining of this documentation we would like to give you some general informations about this API:
1.It's based on JSONAPI specification. We hope that following the rules of this specification will make our API easy to understand.
2.This documentation is generated from swagger file - written in OpenAPI 3.0.2 Specification​
3.This API always accept application/json format at the API input and always return the same format as output.
4.API output always follows this scheme:
{
    "meta": {
        "numberOfErrors": NUMBER_OF_ELEMENTS_IN_ERRORS (number),
        "numberOfData": NUMBER_OF_ELEMENTS_IN_DATA (number),
        "status": HTTP_STATUS (number),
        "uniqId": UNIQUE_REQUEST_ID (string)
    },
    "data": [],
    "errors": [
        {
            "title": ERROR_TITLE (string),
            "message": ERROR_MESSAGE (string),
            "code": ERROR_CODE (string),
            "meta":{
                "parameter": SOME_VALUE (string),
                "value": SOME_VALUE (string),
                "source": SOME_VALUE (string),
                "somefield": SOME_VALUE (string)
            }
        }
    ]
}
Following rules applies to the above scheme:
meta element is always present
meta.numberOfErrors indicates how many elements errors array includes
meta.numberOfData indicates how many elements data array includes
meta.status indicates response HTTP status
meta.uniqId is used to identify request, if your will have some troubles with your request, please make sure that you sent us meta.uniqId value
meta may contain additional fields
data array cannot be present with errors array if status code is different than HTTP 207 (MULTI-STATUS)
errors array always consists object with fields: title, message and code.
meta element may be present inside single error object and contain additional information (that can be parsed) about error
parameter the parameter that causes the error
value the value of this parameter passed
source a link to the entity that caused the error, e.g. externalId
somefield additional fields that may appear
Authentication
Second version of VercomAPI offers authentication with pair of keys: Application-Key and Authorization. You can generate your keys in your account panel. To authenticate simply add to your request header with name Authorization and your authorization key as value (string of 128 characters length) and header with name Application-Key and your app key as value.
Example:
$ curl --request POST \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --header 'Application-Key: ' \
  --header 'Authorization: ' \
  --url '...'
  --data '{ ... }'  
REST clients samples
To make integration with our API clear, we have provided examples for some well known REST clients. Feel free to play with these samples.
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Long running actions - Retry-After header explained
This API provide some actions that should be used in different way. When we have to deal with long running tasks we don't want to make client wait. To resolve this case we provided support for Retry-After header. How it works? Pretty simple:
1.Client executes long running action (ex. POST /long-running)
2.If response data is available then response with HTTP status 200 and data array is returned
3.If request is not yet available API returns following response:
HTTP/1.1 202 ACCEPTED
​
Content-Type: application/json
Retry-After: <delay-seconds>
Expires: <http-date>
​
...
And here we have to explain the meaning of above response headers:
HTTP/1.1 202 ACCEPTED indicates that response is not yet available
Retry-After indicates how long client should wait before making next request to this endpoint
Expires contains the date/time after which the response is considered stale (client should NOT make another request to this endpoint after time specified at this header)
That all. Pretty simple. Isn't it?
Input compression
This API supports following compression algorithms: gzip. To enable this feature just add following header to your request:
Content-Encoding: gzip 
Note that API always returns application/json response body.
In case of sending not compressed data with Content-Encoding: gzip header error will be returned.
Using filters
This API supports filters for GET methods. Almost all of these methods support two filters: limit and offset. They are used for pagination.
limit is used to limit number of elements that should API return
offset is used to ommit number of elements from begining
In some GET methods you can also use additional filters:
getFullDate is used to get pretty printed DateTime instead Timestamp, accept int values, 0 means get timestamp, 1 means get formated DateTime
Dynamic e-mail content
With this feature, you can dynamically generate e-mail content (HTML/TEXT of the e-mail) based on additional variables passed in to parametr as vars or in globalVars parameter. You can see examples of these parameters in the description of the method.
This feature is best suited for transactional e-mails to generate e.g. product lists or personalise the e-mail to suit each individual recipient. Remember that the overall pers request payload limit applies.
How to use this feature? Easy.
Your HTML/TEXT should contain variables and/or: foreach loop, if else statement. For example like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <!--some headers-->
  </head>
  <body>
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="if" data-0='female'>
      <p>Dear Madame,</p>
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="elseif" data-0='male' data-1='male'></div>
      <p>Dear Sir,</p>
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="else"></div>
      <p>Hello,</p>
    </div>
    
    <br>
​
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="if">
        <div>Thank you for ordering some products!</div>
    </div>
​
    <br><br>
​
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="if">
      You have some promos!
      <ul>
        <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="for">
        <li> {{promo.name}}: <b>{{promo.value}}</b></li>
        </div>
      </ul>
    </div>
​
    <br><br>
​
    BASIC PRODUCT LIST
    <ul>
      <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="for">
        <div style=\"background-color: {{product.color}}\"> 
          {{product.name}}: {{product.id}} <br>
        </div> 
      </div>
    </ul>
​
    <br><br>
​
    Show some alpaca if user has newsletter option! <br>
    <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="if" data-0='true' data-1='true' data-2='true' data-3='true'>
      <img src=\"https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/pictures/310000/nahled/llama-1575022717hXs.jpg\">
    </div>
​
    {{footer}}
    
  </body>
 </html>
And then your to parameter could look like this:
{
   "to":[
      {
         "email":"[email protected]",
         "messageId":"[email protected]",
         "name":"Jane Doe",
         "vars":{
            "hasNewsletter":true,
            "products":{
               "1":{
                  "name":"skirt",
                  "id":1,
                  "color":"green"
               },
               "2":{
                  "name":"hoodie",
                  "id":6,
                  "color":"red",
                  "options":[
                     "pocket",
                     "print",
                     "glitter"
                  ]
               },
               "3":{
                  "name":"dress",
                  "id":"100",
                  "color":"blue"
               }
            },
            "promos":{
               "1":{
                  "name":"test40",
                  "value":300
               },
               "2":{
                  "name":"test800",
                  "value":3008
               }
            },
            "footer":"<div style=\"background-image: linear-gradient(red, yellow, green);\"><strong>crazy custom footer</strong></div>"
         }
      }
   ]
}
And that's the tea. Happy sending! :)
SMS Billing
Sms billing table. GSM-7 characters are standard characters used in SMS messages. The use of other characters significantly shortens the length of individual messages. The tables below illustrate this rule.
Only GSM7 characters
SMS count
1 - 160 characters
1
161 - 306 characters
2
307 - 459 characters
3
460 - 612 characters
4
613 - 765 characters
5
766 - 918 characters
6
919 - 1071 characters
7
1072 - 1224 characters
8
1225 - 1377 characters
9
Characters not included in the GSM7 table
SMS count
1 - 70 characters
1
71 - 134 characters
2
135 - 201 characters
3
202 - 268 characters
4
269 - 335 characters
5
336 - 402 characters
6
403 - 469 characters
7
470 - 536 characters
8
537 - 603 characters
9
Incoming webhooks
Listen for events on your account so your integration can automatically trigger reactions.
It is possible to receive delivery and/or click and/or open statuses of all your sendouts from different channels of communication via webhook. A webhook enables us to push real-time notifications to your app. We use HTTPS to send these notifications to your app as a JSON payload. You can then use these notifications to execute actions in your backend systems. Webhooks are particularly useful for sendouts in which you wish to act on the event or display information about delivery in your systems as soon as possible. Alternatively when you need very detailed status information for each message for a large dataset that cannot be found in our panel (for example due to TTL).
Steps to configure webhooks
1.Identify the events you want to monitor and the event payloads to parse (payloads are described below).
2.Create a webhook endpoint as an HTTPS endpoint (URL) on your server.
3.Handle requests by saving each event object (parse it later) and returning 200 response status codes with a string message 'ok'.
4.Test that your webhook endpoint is working properly using settings in our panel
5.Save your webhook configuration in panel
Step 1: Identify the events to monitor
The events you can monitor are dependent on your plan and features that you use. The full list is available in the configuration page in our panel under Account -> Settings -> Webhooks.
Step 2: Create a webhook endpoint
Generally you can specify two URLs for each webhook type. Default URL and secondary URL. Unless specified otherwise (in send request), the webhook will be sent to the main URL and when it’s unavailable or fails to respond properly, to the secondary URL.
Step 3: Handle requests
The data is provided in a POST request that consists of an array of events. Each event is structured as an event object but its structure varies in accordance to the type of the event (see below for detailed descriptions for each type). Your endpoint should: check the authorization (in accordance to the setting in panel), save the payload, respond with Status: 200 and Message: ok. The ‘ok’ is a lowercase string. Your server should NOT validate the payload before giving the response. The only reasons to respond with something other than success should be authorization failure or an actual internal server error. You should parse your stored payload data into intended structures in a different process (than the receiving endpoint).
Our request can look like this:
[{"externalId":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","phoneNumber":"+48XXXXXXXXX","status":1,"statusDesc":"DELIVERED","statusTime":"2021-04-27T00:00:18","webhookUrl":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"}]
or like this:
[{"externalId": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","appId": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","platform": 1,"status": 1,"statusDesc": "Accepted by push operator","statusDetails": "NOTIFICATION_CLICK_ACTION","statusTime": "2020-12-08T11:57:08","actionId": null,"code":null}]
The specific fields depend on the type of webhook (see below).
Authorization
Make sure that the webhooks actually come from us and stay secure. In the panel you can see 2 options for authentication:
None
Basic auth.
Whether you choose to additionally use basic auth or not, you should always check the hash of incoming webhook. With our POST request, in addition to the standard HTTP headers, we send three headers will allow you to verify if the data actually come from us:
Header
Type
Description
X-Webhook-Date
string
Date on which the webhook is sent
X-Webhook-Checksum
string
Checksum
Request-Id
string
Unique request ID
Now, the checksum is generated from a string built like this:
secretkey|X-Webhook-Date|Request-Id
Value
Description
secretkey
is a key given to you when you configure your webhook inside the panel
X-Webhook-Date
from headers
Request-Id
from headers
Additionally, you can protect your script with basic auth. All you need to do is turn the option on and set login and password in the panel. Then, of course, add authentication to your endpoint.
Webhook types and event object structures
Transactional e-mails
Remember to use unique message_ids so that you can later aggregate all the webhooks (with consecutive statuses).
example:
[
{
      "subject": "Your chosen subject",
      "smtpAccount": "1.accountname.smtp",
      "to": {
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "name": "Jane Doe",
        "messageId": "[email protected]"
      },
      "from": {
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "name": "Test Corp."
      },
      "tags": null,
      "status": "dropped",
      "statusTime": 1580996271,
      "statusDesc": "[email protected] in blacklist",
      "allStatuses": [
        {
          "status": "injected",
          "statusTime": 1580996275,
          "statusDesc": "injected"
        },
        {
          "status": "dropped",
          "statusTime": 1580996271,
          "statusDesc": "[email protected] in blacklist"
        }
      ]
    }
]
Transactional SMS - delivery reports
Field
Type
Example
externalId
string
test123
status
int
1
statusDesc
string
DELIVERED
statusTime
string
2021-12-12T12:12:12
webhookUrl*
string
https://test.pl/test.aspx
*This object contains a webhookUrl field because, when sending transactional SMS it is possible to specify a webhook URL inside send request directly. In that case, both default URL and secondary URL configured in the panel will be ignored and the webhook will be sent to this, additionally specified, URL.
example:
[{"externalId":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","phoneNumber":"+48XXXXXXXXX","status":1,"statusDesc":"DELIVERED","statusTime":"2021-04-27T00:00:18","webhookUrl":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"}]
Transactional SMS - clicked link
Field
Type
Example
externalId
string
test123
url
string
http://www.test.pl/kontact/?place=menu
clickTime
string
2021-12-12T12:12:12
ip
string
111.222.11.22
userAgent
string
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/xxx.xx (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/xxx.xx.xxx.xx Safari/xxx.xx Google
webhookUrl*
string
https://test.pl/test.aspx
*This object contains a webhookUrl field because, when sending transactional SMS it is possible to specify a webhook URL inside send request directly. In that case, both default URL and secondary URL configured in the panel will be ignored and the webhook will be sent to this, additionally specified, URL.
2-way communication - Incoming SMS
Field
Type
Example
id
string
F2D21CA2-916E-4B92-B686-606231D9165F
phoneNumber
string
+48111222333
message
string
Thank You
ndi
string
48111222333
statusTime
string
2021-11-15T12:25:32
Push messages - delivery reports
Field
Type
Example
externalId
string
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
appId
string
xxxxxxxxxxxx
platform
int
1
status
int
1
statusDesc
string
Accepted by push operator
statusDetails
string
NOTIFICATION_CLICK_ACTION
actionId
int
1
code
string
null
statusTime
string
2021-11-15T12:25:32
Values for field platform:
1
IOS
2
ANDROID
Values for field status:
1
DISCARDED
2
SCHEDULED
3
SENT
4
FAILED
5
RECEIVED
6
REACTED_ON
Values for field statusDesc:
DISCARDED
"Push validation failed"
SCHEDULED
"Push accepted by push operator"
SENT
"Push accepted by FCM/APNS servers"
FAILED
"Push dropped by FCM/APNS"
RECEIVED
"Push received by device"
REACTED_ON
"User reacted on push"
Values for field statusDetails:
NOTIFICATION_CLICK_ACTION
NOTIFICATION_SWIPE_ACTION
DIALOG_DISSMISS_ACTION
example:
[{"externalId": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","appId": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","platform": 1,"status": 1,"statusDesc": "Accepted by push operator","statusDetails": "NOTIFICATION_CLICK_ACTION","statusTime": "2020-12-08T11:57:08","actionId": null,"code":null}]
Email campaign webhooks
Field
Type
Example
id
string
345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441
contact
object
​
contact[externalId]
string
78b556af-c01b-4341-8059-f5ce08f5ad14
contact[email]
string
[email protected]
contact[phoneNumber]
string
+48111222333
campaign
object
​
campaign[externalId]
string
DFG2345T-3456-6734-6345-FHDF65341235
status
object
​
status[id]
int
4
status[desc]
string
CLICKED
status[time]
string
2023-08-08T11:15:53.053
details
object
​
details[id]
int nullable
2
details[desc]
string nullable
HARD_BOUNCE
details[ip]
string nullable
100.20.30.400
details[userAgent]
string nullable
Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/114.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36
details[referer]
string nullable
https://www.redlink.pl/
Example:
{
    "id": "345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441",
    "contact": {
        "externalId": "78b556af-c01b-4341-8059-f5ce08f5ad14",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "phoneNumber": "+48111222333"
    },
    "campaign": {
        "externalId": "DFG2345T-3456-6734-6345-FHDF65341235"
    },
    "status": {
        "id": 4,
        "desc": "CLICKED",
        "time": "2023-08-08T11:15:53.053"
    },
    "details": {
        "id": null,
        "desc": null,
        "ip": "100.20.30.400",
        "userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/114.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36",
        "referer": "https://www.redlink.pl/"
    }
}
Values for field status:
id
desc
0
SENT
1
DELIVERED
2
FAILED
3
RECEIVED
4
CLICKED
Values for field details:
id
desc
1
TRANSIENT
2
HARD_BOUNCE
3
AUTO_RESPONDER
4
ADDRESS_CHANGE
5
CHALLENGE_VERIFICATION
6
DNS_ERROR
7
SPAM_NOTIFICATION
8
OPEN_RELAY_TEST
9
UNKNOWN
10
SOFT_BOUNCE
11
VIRUS_NOTIFICATION
12
CANCELLED
13
CUSTOM_SMTP_SERVER_ERROR
14
REDLINK_SMTP_SERVER_ERROR
15
REDLINK_SMTP_EMAIL_TOO_BIG
16
INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS
17
LIMIT_EXCEEDED
18
CONTROL_GROUP
19
CAPPING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
Sms campaign webhooks
Field
Type
Example
id
string
345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441
contact
object
​
contact[externalId]
string
78b556af-c01b-4341-8059-f5ce08f5ad14
contact[email]
string
[email protected]
contact[phoneNumber]
string
+48111222333
campaign
object
​
campaign[externalId]
string
DFG2345T-3456-6734-6345-FHDF65341235
status
object
​
status[id]
int
4
status[desc]
string
CLICKED
status[time]
string
2023-08-08T11:15:53.053
details
object
​
details[id]
int nullable
2
details[desc]
string nullable
SMS_ERROR
details[ip]
string nullable
100.20.30.400
details[userAgent]
string nullable
Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/114.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36
details[referer]
string nullable
https://www.redlink.pl/
Example:
{
    "id": "345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441",
    "contact": {
        "externalId": "78b556af-c01b-4341-8059-f5ce08f5ad14",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "phoneNumber": "+48111222333"
    },
    "campaign": {
        "externalId": "DFG2345T-3456-6734-6345-FHDF65341235"
    },
    "status": {
        "id": 4,
        "desc": "CLICKED",
        "time": "2023-08-08T11:15:53.053"
    },
    "details": {
        "id": null,
        "desc": null,
        "ip": "100.20.30.400",
        "userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/114.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36",
        "referer": "https://www.redlink.pl/"
    }
}
Values for field status:
id
desc
0
SENT
1
DELIVERED
2
FAILED
3
RECEIVED
4
CLICKED
Values for field details:
id
desc
1
SMS_CANCELED
2
SMS_ERROR
3
SMS_BAD_NUMBER
4
SMS_MESSAGE_TOO_LONG
5
SMS_MESSAGE_INCORRECT
6
SMS_WAITING
7
SMS_MESSAGE_TOO_SHORT
8
SMS_UNKNOWN_ERROR
10
SMS_ECO_AS_ABROAD_NUMBER
11
SMS_ABROAD_NOT_ALLOWED
12
SMS_NOT_ALLOWED
13
INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS
14
SMS_SERVICE_FORBIDDEN
15
LIMIT_EXCEEDED
16
UNSUBSCRIBE
17
CONTROL_GROUP
18
CAPPING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
19
MMS_SEND
20
MMS_ERROR
21
MMS_BAD_NUMBER
22
MMS_MESSAGE_TOO_LONG
23
MMS_MESSAGE_INCORRECT
24
MMS_WAITING
25
MMS_MESSAGE_TOO_SHORT
26
MMS_UNKNOWN_ERROR
27
MMS_CANCELED
Push campaign webhooks
Field
Type
Example
id
string
345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441
contact

Only GSM7 characters	SMS count
1 - 160 characters	1
161 - 306 characters	2
307 - 459 characters	3
460 - 612 characters	4
613 - 765 characters	5
766 - 918 characters	6
919 - 1071 characters	7
1072 - 1224 characters	8
1225 - 1377 characters	9

Characters not included in the GSM7 table	SMS count
1 - 70 characters	1
71 - 134 characters	2
135 - 201 characters	3
202 - 268 characters	4
269 - 335 characters	5
336 - 402 characters	6
403 - 469 characters	7
470 - 536 characters	8
537 - 603 characters	9

Header	Type	Description
X-Webhook-Date	string	Date on which the webhook is sent
X-Webhook-Checksum	string	Checksum
Request-Id	string	Unique request ID

Value	Description
secretkey	is a key given to you when you configure your webhook inside the panel
X-Webhook-Date	from headers
Request-Id	from headers

Field	Type	Example
externalId	string	test123
status	int	1
statusDesc	string	DELIVERED
statusTime	string	2021-12-12T12:12:12
webhookUrl*	string	https://test.pl/test.aspx

Field	Type	Example
id	string	F2D21CA2-916E-4B92-B686-606231D9165F
phoneNumber	string	+48111222333
message	string	Thank You
ndi	string	48111222333
statusTime	string	2021-11-15T12:25:32

Field	Type	Example
externalId	string	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
appId	string	xxxxxxxxxxxx
platform	int	1
status	int	1
statusDesc	string	Accepted by push operator
statusDetails	string	NOTIFICATION_CLICK_ACTION
actionId	int	1
code	string	null
statusTime	string	2021-11-15T12:25:32

DISCARDED	"Push validation failed"
SCHEDULED	"Push accepted by push operator"
SENT	"Push accepted by FCM/APNS servers"
FAILED	"Push dropped by FCM/APNS"
RECEIVED	"Push received by device"
REACTED_ON	"User reacted on push"

Field	Type	Example
id	string	345dfsg2-dfws-w451-1245-sdfgsdf23441
contact	object
contact[externalId]	string	78b556af-c01b-4341-8059-f5ce08f5ad14
contact[email]	string	[email protected]
contact[phoneNumber]	string	+48111222333
campaign	object
campaign[externalId]	string	DFG2345T-3456-6734-6345-FHDF65341235
status	object
status[id]	int	4
status[desc]	string	CLICKED
status[time]	string	2023-08-08T11:15:53.053
details	object
details[id]	int nullable	2
details[desc]	string nullable	HARD_BOUNCE
details[ip]	string nullable	100.20.30.400
details[userAgent]	string nullable	Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/114.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36
details[referer]	string nullable	https://www.redlink.pl/

id	desc
1	TRANSIENT
2	HARD_BOUNCE
3	AUTO_RESPONDER
4	ADDRESS_CHANGE
5	CHALLENGE_VERIFICATION
6	DNS_ERROR
7	SPAM_NOTIFICATION
8	OPEN_RELAY_TEST
9	UNKNOWN
10	SOFT_BOUNCE
11	VIRUS_NOTIFICATION
12	CANCELLED
13	CUSTOM_SMTP_SERVER_ERROR
14	REDLINK_SMTP_SERVER_ERROR
15	REDLINK_SMTP_EMAIL_TOO_BIG
16	INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS
17	LIMIT_EXCEEDED
18	CONTROL_GROUP
19	CAPPING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED

id	desc
1	SMS_CANCELED
2	SMS_ERROR
3	SMS_BAD_NUMBER
4	SMS_MESSAGE_TOO_LONG
5	SMS_MESSAGE_INCORRECT
6	SMS_WAITING
7	SMS_MESSAGE_TOO_SHORT
8	SMS_UNKNOWN_ERROR
10	SMS_ECO_AS_ABROAD_NUMBER
11	SMS_ABROAD_NOT_ALLOWED
12	SMS_NOT_ALLOWED
13	INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS
14	SMS_SERVICE_FORBIDDEN
15	LIMIT_EXCEEDED
16	UNSUBSCRIBE
17	CONTROL_GROUP
18	CAPPING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
19	MMS_SEND
20	MMS_ERROR
21	MMS_BAD_NUMBER
22	MMS_MESSAGE_TOO_LONG
23	MMS_MESSAGE_INCORRECT
24	MMS_WAITING
25	MMS_MESSAGE_TOO_SHORT
26	MMS_UNKNOWN_ERROR
27	MMS_CANCELED