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• In this guide, we assume you have basic knowledge of Logto Connectors. If you don't, check out the Configure connectors guide to get started.

SMSAero short message service connector

The official Logto connector for SMSAero short message service.

Table of contents

• SMSAero short message service connector
  • Register account
  • Set up senders' phone numbers
  • Get account credentials
  • Compose the connector JSON
    • Test SMSAero connector
    • Config types
  • Reference

Register account

Create a new account on SMSAero. (Jump to the next step if you already have one.)

Get account credentials

We will need the API credentials to make the connector work. Let's begin from the API and SMPP.

Copy "API-key" or generate new one.

Compose the connector JSON

Fill out the email, apiKey and senderName fields with your email, API key and sender name.

You can fill sender name with "SMSAero" to use default sender name provided by SMSAero.

You can add multiple SMS connector templates for different cases. Here is an example of adding a single template:

• Fill out the content field with arbitrary string-typed contents. Do not forget to leave {{code}} placeholder for random verification code.
• Fill out the usageType field with either Register, SignIn, ForgotPassword, Generic for different use cases. In order to enable full user flows, templates with usageType Register, SignIn, ForgotPassword and Generic are required.

Test SMSAero connector

You can enter a phone number and click on "Send" to see whether the settings can work before "Save and Done".

That's it. Don't forget to Enable connector in sign-in experience.

Config types

Name	Type
email	string
apiKey	string
senderName	string
templates	Templates[]

Template Properties	Type	Enum values
content	string	N/A
usageType	enum string	'Register' | 'SignIn' | 'ForgotPassword' | 'Generic'

Reference

• SMSAero API Documentation