SOAP WebService
The eCall webservice interface allows you to send messages to various alerting systems — SMS, fax, and voice — using standardized SOAP web methods.
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The eCall webservice interface allows you to send messages to various alerting systems — SMS, fax, and voice — using standardized SOAP web methods.
Use the eCall SOAP webservice to send SMS, fax, and voice messages.
Endpoint: https://soap.ecall.ch/eCall.asmx
Transport: TLS 1.2
Preferred protocol: SOAP 1.2
Parameters are case-sensitive. Use the exact capitalization.
Send a JobID when you need to query delivery state later.
Getting started — prerequisites, message flow, endpoint, and SOAP versions
Send methods — SendSMSBasic, SendFaxBasic, SendFax, and SendVoiceBasic
Parameter reference — required fields, optional fields, and TokenFields
Status queries — GetStateBasic, response structure, and request IDs
Response codes and statuses — response codes, SendState, and ErrorState
Code examples — C#, Python, and Java examples
SendSMSBasic
Send a text message to a mobile phone or pager
SendFaxBasic
Send a fax without attachments
SendFax
Send a fax with attachments
SendVoiceBasic
Send a voice message
GetStateBasic
Query the status of a sent message
All methods are part of the eCall class.
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