Cloud Script API

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Creating and Running Scripts

To create a script, add a new service in your Telerivet project and click "Cloud Script API", or click the button below:

Create New Script

Then, you can write the JavaScript code for your script directly in your browser. There are no developer tools to install.

When you create a Cloud Script API service, Telerivet will call your main() function when the service is triggered.

After you save the service, your script will run automatically whenever your service is triggered, most commonly when you receive an incoming message.

Note that Telerivet scripts execute in a secure sandbox on Telerivet's cloud servers, not in your web browser.

Telerivet's cloud-based script engine invokes scripts synchronously and waits for them to complete. Each script invocation must complete within 8 seconds or Telerivet will terminate it.

For scripts you write in the browser, the maximum script size is 100 KB, or 20 KB for scripts as part of a "run JavaScript code" rule in a Custom Actions service.

To create longer scripts, you can import code from an external Git repository (see example). Using an external Git repository also makes it possible to use your preferred code editor, use source control to track version history, and reuse code across multiple projects.

Examples

Retrieving data from your Telerivet account

Using the code below, anyone can text the first part of a person's name, and Telerivet will return the full names and phone numbers of up to 5 matching contacts from your Telerivet contact database:

Example SMS Conversation

john

John Jackson 5550123
John Jacobson 5550325
John Jenkins 5550818

zardoz

No contacts found starting with 'zardoz'.

Collecting and storing data in your Telerivet account

The code below allows election monitors to submit structured reports via SMS in the format precinct_id#num_voters#num_turned_away. All reports are stored in a data table in your Telerivet account.

Example SMS Conversation

5241#123#20

Your election report has been recorded!
Precinct ID: 5241
Num Voters: 123
Num Turned Away: 20

Creating custom conversation flows

The code below defines an automated conversation that allows people to register via SMS. The conversation prompts the user first to enter their name, then their email address, and updates their contact information in your database.

For more about automated conversations, see ContactServiceState.

Example SMS Conversation

JOIN

What is your name?

John Smith

Hi, John Smith. What is your email address?

john.smith@example.com

Thanks! You are now registered.

Interacting with JSON APIs

The code below uses the CoinDesk API to send an SMS auto-reply with the current exchange rate of Bitcoin to US dollars. Interacting with JSON APIs is easy using JSON.parse and JSON.stringify.

For more about making requests to external APIs, see httpClient.request.

Example SMS Conversation

btc

1 BTC = $498.3333

Interacting with XML APIs

The code below lets the user send a text containing a 5-digit US zipcode, and uses the Yahoo Weather's RSS API to send an SMS auto-reply with the current weather conditions. Interacting with XML APIs is easy using DOMParser and XMLSerializer.

Example SMS Conversation

94111

It is currently 62 degrees Fahrenheit and Mostly Cloudy in San Francisco, CA.

Creating custom USSD services

If you connect a USSD access code to Telerivet, you can implement services that handle incoming USSD requests using the Cloud Script API functions sendReply, promptDigits, and addInputHandler. The code below implements a USSD account menu protected by a PIN.

Example USSD Session

*123#

Welcome to the example service! Please enter your PIN.

1234

1 - show balance
2 - change PIN

Your balance is 25.

Creating custom IVR call flows

If you have a route that supports Interactive Voice Response (IVR), you can use the Cloud Script API to define a call flow for incoming and outgoing voice calls. IVR services can play recorded audio (playAudio) or dynamic text-to-speech messages (sayText and setVoice), prompt users for input via the keypad (promptKey, promptDigits, and addInputHandler), and record audio (recordAudio). The example code below prompts the contact for their age and gender and adds them to a group, demonstrating voice menus and input validation.

Example voice call

If you want to register, press 1. Otherwise, press 2."

Please enter your age on the keypad, then press pound.

If you are male, press 1. If you are female, press 2. Otherwise, press any key.

Thank you for registering! We will be in touch. Goodbye!

JavaScript Language Support

Telerivet's script engine implements much of the ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) standard, as well as portions of ES2016/ES7, including:

const / let keywords
Arrow functions
Template strings
Shorthand object properties
Destructuring assignment
Generator functions
for..of loops
Array.protoype.includes
Exponentiation operator (**)

Some ES2015 language features are not currently available in Telerivet's script engine, including:

import, export, and class keywords
Default parameters (function foo(arg = 1))
spread/rest operator (...)
Computed property names (var foo = 'x'; var obj = {[foo]: 1})

Example Script

Global Objects

Telerivet's script engine defines all of the standard built-in functions and objects defined the core JavaScript language, including Math, Date, and RegExp.

Note that JavaScript DOM objects such as window and document, and functions like setTimeout and setInterval don't exist within Telerivet's script engine.

Telerivet's script engine does provide DOMParser and XMLSerializer for interacting with XML APIs and HTML documents.

In addition to the standard JavaScript objects, Telerivet's script engine provides the following additional global variables, functions, and objects that make it easy to build mobile messaging services.

Note that some global objects are only available for scripts in certain "contexts". For example, Telerivet provides the content variable and sendReply function for scripts that handle incoming messages, but not for scripts that run at scheduled intervals.

contact	Context: Message or voice call Contact The current contact
state	Context: Message or voice call ContactServiceState The current state for the current contact on this service
phone	Context: Message or voice call Phone The current phone
from_number	Context: Message string The sender phone number of the current message (same as message.from_number)
to_number	Context: Message string The recipient phone number of the current message (same as message.to_number)
content	Context: Message string The content of the current message (same as message.content)
word1, word2, word3	Context: Message string The first three words of the message content
remainder1, remainder2, remainder3	Context: Message string The remainder of the message content after the corresponding words
message_type	Context: Message string The type of the current message (same as message.message_type)
message	Context: Message Message The current message
call	Context: Voice call Message The current call
contact	Context: Contact Contact The current contact
state	Context: Contact ContactServiceState The current state for the current contact on this service
transaction	Context: AirtimeTransaction AirtimeTransaction The current airtime transaction
balance	Context: AirtimeTransaction CurrencyAmount The current account balance, after sending the airtime transaction. An object with `amount` (float) and `currency` (string, currency code) properties.
row	Context: DataRow DataRow The current data row
table	Context: DataRow DataTable The current data table
request	Context: Webhook request HTTPRequest The current webhook request
service	Service The current automated service
project	Project The current Telerivet project
task	Task The task that triggered this service
$temp (e.g.)	string, int, or bool Any variable name starting with '$' will be shared between the script engine and the rest of the Rules Engine.
simulated	bool True if the service was triggered via the simulator, false otherwise.
return_value	string, int, or bool The return value of this service invocation. (Setting this to true will prevent Telerivet from automatically falling-through to the next service)
call	Context: USSD session Message The current USSD session
global	Global The JavaScript global object itself

Context: Message or voice call

sendReply(content, options)

Sends a text reply to the phone number that sent the incoming message.

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the reply message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendReply("Thanks for your message!");

Context: Message or voice call

starMessage()

Adds a "star" to the current message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

starMessage();

Context: Voice call

sayText(text, options)

Says text in the current voice call using a built-in text-to-speech voice.

Arguments

text	string, required The text to say
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables

bool, optional

If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the text will be replaced with their current values.

Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sayText("Hello there!");

Context: Voice call

setVoice(lang, voiceId)

Changes the built-in text-to-speech voice used in subsequent calls to sayText.

Typically setVoice would be called once at the top of your script.

Arguments

lang	string, required The language/locale to use for the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE
voiceId	string, optional The ID of the text-to-speech voice to use. If the voice ID is not available for the given language, Telerivet will use the default voice for that language. Possible Values: female, male Default: female (when available for given language)

Return Type

undefined

Example

setVoice("en-GB", "male");

Context: Voice call

playAudio(url)

Plays an audio file in the current voice call.

Arguments

url	string, required The URL of the audio file (must start with http:// or https:// ). Audio files should be in mp3 format.

Return Type

undefined

Example

playAudio("https://telerivet.s3.amazonaws.com/example.mp3");

Context: Voice call

recordAudio(variableName, options)

Records audio from the caller in MP3 format, saving the URL in call.vars[variableName].

If the user presses '#' to end the recording, the IVR flow will continue after the recording with state.id == variableName.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

timeout	int, optional Maximum number of seconds of silence to wait before ending the recording Default: 8
playBeep	bool, optional Whether or not to play a beep to indicate that the recording has started Default: true
finishOnKey	string, optional A string containing one or more keys that the user can press to end the recording (0-9, *, #). Default: #

Return Type

undefined

Example

recordAudio("recording", {
    timeout: 5, 
    playBeep: false, 
    finishOnKey: "*"
});

Context: Voice call

promptKey(variableName, options)

Prompts the user to press a key on the keypad, saving the key (as a 1-character string) in call.vars[variableName].

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

timeout	int, optional Number of seconds to wait before continuing Default: 10
maxRepeats	int, optional Maximum number of times to repeat the previous playAudio or sayText action if no response is received before the timeout Default: 1

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptKey("menu_option", {
    timeout: 5, 
    maxRepeats: 2
});

Context: Voice call

promptDigits(variableName, options)

Prompts the user to press one or more digits on the keypad, saving the digits (as a string) in call.vars[variableName].

The input may be terminated when either 1) a maximum number of digits is pressed, 2) a termination key is pressed (default: #), or 3) a certain amount of time has passed without additional input (default: 10 seconds).

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

submitOnHash	bool, optional True if Telerivet should stop collecting input when the # key is pressed. The # key itself will not be included in the variable value. Default: true
maxDigits	int, optional Maximum number of digits to collect Default: 99
timeout	int, optional Number of seconds to wait after the last key press before continuing (if maxDigits has not been reached and # key is not pressed when submitOnHash is true) Default: 10
maxRepeats	int, optional Maximum number of times to repeat the previous playAudio or sayText action if no response is received before the timeout Default: 1

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptDigits("age", {
    submitOnHash: true, 
    maxDigits: 3, 
    timeout: 5, 
    maxRepeats: 2
});

Context: Voice call

forwardCall(phoneNumber)

Forwards the call to another phone number.

Arguments

phoneNumber

string, required

The phone number to dial.

Return Type

undefined

Example

forwardCall("+14155550123");

Context: Voice call

addInputHandler(variableName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle input for a particular variable during a voice call. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function). There should be one call to addInputHandler for each variable used in promptKey, promptDigits, or recordAudio.

When the input is received, the callback function will be called with one string argument that is equal to call.vars[variableName]. For promptKey, the argument to the callback function will be the key pressed, as a string. For promptDigits, the argument to the callback function will be the digits pressed, as a string (not including the final #, if applicable). For recordAudio, the argument to the callback function will be the URL of the recorded audio file.

If addInputHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
callback	function, required Callback function with one string argument that will be called with the input value (same as call.vars[variableName])

Return Type

undefined

Example

addInputHandler("menu_option", function(input) {
    sayText('You pressed ' + input);
});

Context: Voice call

addEventListener(eventName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle a named event. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function).

Currently only the call_complete event is defined for voice calls.

Within an event listener callback function, any calls to sayText, playAudio, recordAudio, promptKey, promptDigits, forwardCall, or joinConference will be ignored.

Arguments

eventName	string, required Name of the event Possible Values: call_complete
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addEventListener("call_complete", function() {
    console.log('Duration = ' + call.duration + ' sec');
});

Context: Voice call

hangUp()

Hangs up the current voice call.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

hangUp();

Context: Contact

sendMessageToContact(content, options)

Sends a text message to the current contact.

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToContact("Thanks for your message!");

waitForResponse(stateId, options)

Waits for the user to send a response message which will be handled by a callback function registered via addResponseHandler (instead of the main function). This makes it easy to create stateful conversation flows.

If the timeoutDays or timeoutMinutes options are specified, the conversation will timeout after the specified interval. An optional timeout handler function can be registered to run at that time, for example to re-prompt the user and call waitForResponse again.

Arguments

stateId	string, required ID of the next state in the messaging flow (same as first argument to `addResponseHandler`)
options	object, optional

Options

timeoutDays	number, optional Number of days to wait before timeout (decimals allowed)
timeoutMinutes	number, optional Number of minutes to wait before timeout (decimals allowed, though events are only triggered approximately once every 15 seconds)
timeoutId	string, optional ID of a function registered via `addTimeoutHandler`. If `timeoutId` is not defined, the timeout will still occur after the specified time, but no action will be performed.

Return Type

undefined

Example

waitForResponse("email", {
    timeoutMinutes: 60, 
    timeoutId: "email_timeout"
});

addResponseHandler(stateId, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle a particular response in a messaging flow. addResponseHandler should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function). There should be one call to addResponseHandler for each variable used in waitForResponse.

If addResponseHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

stateId	string, required ID of the state in the messaging flow (same as argument to `waitForResponse`)
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addResponseHandler("email", function() {
    sendReply('You said ' + content);
});

addTimeoutHandler(timeoutId, callback)

Defines a callback function to be called if no response was received within the timeout specified in waitForResponse.

addTimeoutHandler should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function). There should be one call to addResponseHandler for each timeoutId used in waitForResponse.

If addTimeoutHandler is called multiple times with the same timeout ID, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

timeoutId	string, required ID of the state in the messaging flow (same as `timeoutId` option in `waitForResponse`)
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addTimeoutHandler("answer_timeout", function() {
    sendReply("We didn't receive your answer... please reply.");
    waitForResponse('answer');
});

sendMessage(toNumber, content, options)

Sends a text message to a phone number (using the default route).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

toNumber	string, required Phone number to send the message to
content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessage("+16505550123", "Hello");

sendMessageToGroup(groupName, content, options)

Sends a text message to a group.

For more advanced options, see project.sendBroadcast.

Arguments

groupName	string, required Name of group to send the message to
content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToGroup("Employees", "Good news, everyone!");

sendUSSD(mmiCode)

Sends a USSD request (using the default route).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

mmiCode

string, required

The MMI/USSD code to send, e.g. *102#. Always ends in '#' character.

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendUSSD("*102#");

sendEmail(options)

Sends a plain-text email notification from Telerivet's servers. The 'From' address will appear as 'Telerivet User'.

May also be called with three arguments like sendEmail(to, subject, body).

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

to	string, optional Email address to send the email to.
subject	string, optional Subject of the email
body	string, optional Body text of the email
replyTo	string, optional Reply-To email address (default is the email address of the organization owner)
attachMedia	bool, optional If true, add any media files attached to this message as email attachments (only when service is triggered in the context of a message)

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendEmail({
    to: "nobody@example.com", 
    subject: "Email Notification", 
    body: "Your message content here", 
    replyTo: "me@example.com", 
    attachMedia: true
});

stopRules()

Prevents Telerivet from executing any rules after this script within the same service.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

stopRules();

replaceVariables(str)

Returns a string where placeholders for Rules Engine variables in double square brackets are replaced with the corresponding values in the current service context.

Arguments

str	string, required String that may contain variable placeholders

Return Type

string

Example

replaceVariables("Hello, [[contact.name]]! You said: [[content]]");

Context: USSD session

sendReply(text)

Displays text in the current USSD session.

Arguments

text	string, required The text to display

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendReply("Hello there!");

Context: USSD session

promptDigits(variableName)

Prompts the user to press one or more digits on the keypad, saving the digits (as a string) in call.vars[variableName].

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName

string, required

Variable name on the USSD session

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptDigits("age");

Context: USSD session

addInputHandler(variableName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle input for a particular variable during a USSD session. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function). There should be one call to addInputHandler for each variable used in promptDigits.

When the input is received, the callback function will be called with one string argument that is equal to call.vars[variableName].

If addInputHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
callback	function, required Callback function with one string argument that will be called with the input value (same as call.vars[variableName])

Return Type

undefined

Example

addInputHandler("menu_option", function(input) {
    sayText('You pressed ' + input);
});

Context: USSD session

addEventListener(eventName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle a named event. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function).

Currently only the call_complete event is defined for USSD sessions.

Within an event listener callback function, any calls to sayText or promptDigits will be ignored.

Arguments

eventName	string, required Name of the event Possible Values: call_complete
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addEventListener("call_complete", function() {
    console.log('Duration = ' + call.duration + ' sec');
});

Context: USSD session

hangUp()

Ends the current USSD session.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

hangUp();

Context: USSD session

sendMessageToContact(content, options)

Sends a text message to the current contact using the project's default route (not a USSD reply).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToContact("Thanks for your message!");

httpClient.request(url, options)

Fetches a external URL over HTTP or HTTPS, such as an API or a web page.

Arguments

url	string, required The URL to request. Must use http:// or https:// protocol; custom port numbers are not allowed.
options	object, optional

Options

method	string, optional The HTTP method to use Possible Values: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS, DELETE Default: GET
params	object, optional An object to convert into query string parameters and append to the end of the URL (e.g. if params is {a:1,b:'hello world'}, Telerivet would append ?a=1&b=hello+world to the end of the URL)
data	string or object, optional The content of a HTTP POST, PUT, or PATCH request. If this is an object, Telerivet will serialize the key/value pairs as URL-encoded params (e.g. {a:1,b:'hello world'} would be encoded as a=1&b=hello+world). If you want to send data as JSON instead, pass the result of calling JSON.stringify.
headers	object, optional Key/value pairs for custom HTTP headers to send with the request
basicAuth	string, optional A string in the format "username:password" to use for HTTP Basic authentication
timeout	int, optional Timeout for the HTTP request in milliseconds. If the requested timeout is less than 1 ms or longer than the overall timeout for the service, the overall timeout for the service will be used instead.

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

status	int The HTTP response status code (e.g. 200, 404, etc.)
content	string The content of the HTTP response
headers	object A key/value map of the HTTP response headers

Example

var response = httpClient.request("http://api.example.com/rest", {
    method: "POST", 
    params: {'foo': 2, 'bar': "hi"}, 
    data: {'a': 1, 'b': "hello world"}, 
    headers: {'X-Example': "example"}, 
    basicAuth: "my_username:my_password"
});

require(path)

Includes and executes an external JavaScript module (see example).

This allows you to define scripts in your own source control system if desired, to reuse code across multiple services, and to build scripts larger than the 100 KB limit of Telerivet's web-based script editor.

External JS files may define JavaScript code that executes directly, or may export behavior via the CommonJS module format, i.e. by setting properties on the 'exports' variable.

Although this behaves similarly to the node.js require() function, Telerivet's script engine is not node.js, and including node.js modules probably will not work.

Arguments

path

string, required

The path to the Javascript module. For the "top-level" call to require(), the path must be an path starting with 'ext/'

Modules may include additional modules using paths relative to the intial module URL, e.g. require('./foo')

All module paths must end with the '.js' extension. The path may optionally omit the trailing '.js'.

Return Type

'exports' object from included script

Example

var weather = require("ext/example/weather");
sendReply(weather.getWeatherForZIPCode('94111'));

console.log(str)

Displays a custom string to the simulator window (and saves it in the logs for your service), in order to help with debugging.

Arguments

str	string, required The string to log

Return Type

undefined

Example

console.log("Kilroy was here");

console.trace()

Displays a stack trace to the simulator window (and saves it in the logs for your service), in order to help with debugging.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

console.trace();

MessageOrIVRCallGlobal

Global Variables:

contact	Context: Message or voice call Contact The current contact
state	Context: Message or voice call ContactServiceState The current state for the current contact on this service
phone	Context: Message or voice call Phone The current phone

Context: Message or voice call

sendReply(content, options)

Sends a text reply to the phone number that sent the incoming message.

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the reply message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendReply("Thanks for your message!");

Context: Message or voice call

starMessage()

Adds a "star" to the current message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

starMessage();

MessageGlobal

Telerivet's script engine defines all of the standard built-in functions and objects defined the core JavaScript 1.6 language, including Math, Date, JSON, and RegExp.

Note that JavaScript DOM objects such as window and document, and functions like setTimeout and setInterval do not exist within Telerivet's script engine.

Telerivet's script engine does provide DOMParser and XMLSerializer for interacting with XML APIs and HTML documents.

In addition, Telerivet's script engine provides the global variables, functions, and objects defined below.

Global Variables:

from_number	Context: Message string The sender phone number of the current message (same as message.from_number)
to_number	Context: Message string The recipient phone number of the current message (same as message.to_number)
content	Context: Message string The content of the current message (same as message.content)
word1, word2, word3	Context: Message string The first three words of the message content
remainder1, remainder2, remainder3	Context: Message string The remainder of the message content after the corresponding words
message_type	Context: Message string The type of the current message (same as message.message_type)
message	Context: Message Message The current message

IVRCallGlobal

Global Variables:

call	Context: Voice call Message The current call

Context: Voice call

sayText(text, options)

Says text in the current voice call using a built-in text-to-speech voice.

Arguments

text	string, required The text to say
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables

bool, optional

If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the text will be replaced with their current values.

Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sayText("Hello there!");

Context: Voice call

setVoice(lang, voiceId)

Changes the built-in text-to-speech voice used in subsequent calls to sayText.

Typically setVoice would be called once at the top of your script.

Arguments

lang	string, required The language/locale to use for the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE
voiceId	string, optional The ID of the text-to-speech voice to use. If the voice ID is not available for the given language, Telerivet will use the default voice for that language. Possible Values: female, male Default: female (when available for given language)

Return Type

undefined

Example

setVoice("en-GB", "male");

Context: Voice call

playAudio(url)

Plays an audio file in the current voice call.

Arguments

url	string, required The URL of the audio file (must start with http:// or https:// ). Audio files should be in mp3 format.

Return Type

undefined

Example

playAudio("https://telerivet.s3.amazonaws.com/example.mp3");

Context: Voice call

recordAudio(variableName, options)

Records audio from the caller in MP3 format, saving the URL in call.vars[variableName].

If the user presses '#' to end the recording, the IVR flow will continue after the recording with state.id == variableName.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

timeout	int, optional Maximum number of seconds of silence to wait before ending the recording Default: 8
playBeep	bool, optional Whether or not to play a beep to indicate that the recording has started Default: true
finishOnKey	string, optional A string containing one or more keys that the user can press to end the recording (0-9, *, #). Default: #

Return Type

undefined

Example

recordAudio("recording", {
    timeout: 5, 
    playBeep: false, 
    finishOnKey: "*"
});

Context: Voice call

promptKey(variableName, options)

Prompts the user to press a key on the keypad, saving the key (as a 1-character string) in call.vars[variableName].

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

timeout	int, optional Number of seconds to wait before continuing Default: 10
maxRepeats	int, optional Maximum number of times to repeat the previous playAudio or sayText action if no response is received before the timeout Default: 1

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptKey("menu_option", {
    timeout: 5, 
    maxRepeats: 2
});

Context: Voice call

promptDigits(variableName, options)

Prompts the user to press one or more digits on the keypad, saving the digits (as a string) in call.vars[variableName].

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
options	object, optional

Options

submitOnHash	bool, optional True if Telerivet should stop collecting input when the # key is pressed. The # key itself will not be included in the variable value. Default: true
maxDigits	int, optional Maximum number of digits to collect Default: 99
timeout	int, optional Number of seconds to wait after the last key press before continuing (if maxDigits has not been reached and # key is not pressed when submitOnHash is true) Default: 10
maxRepeats	int, optional Maximum number of times to repeat the previous playAudio or sayText action if no response is received before the timeout Default: 1

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptDigits("age", {
    submitOnHash: true, 
    maxDigits: 3, 
    timeout: 5, 
    maxRepeats: 2
});

Context: Voice call

forwardCall(phoneNumber)

Forwards the call to another phone number.

Arguments

phoneNumber

string, required

The phone number to dial.

Return Type

undefined

Example

forwardCall("+14155550123");

Context: Voice call

addInputHandler(variableName, callback)

If addInputHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
callback	function, required Callback function with one string argument that will be called with the input value (same as call.vars[variableName])

Return Type

undefined

Example

addInputHandler("menu_option", function(input) {
    sayText('You pressed ' + input);
});

Context: Voice call

addEventListener(eventName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle a named event. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function).

Currently only the call_complete event is defined for voice calls.

Within an event listener callback function, any calls to sayText, playAudio, recordAudio, promptKey, promptDigits, forwardCall, or joinConference will be ignored.

Arguments

eventName	string, required Name of the event Possible Values: call_complete
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addEventListener("call_complete", function() {
    console.log('Duration = ' + call.duration + ' sec');
});

Context: Voice call

hangUp()

Hangs up the current voice call.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

hangUp();

ContactGlobal

Global Variables:

contact	Context: Contact Contact The current contact
state	Context: Contact ContactServiceState The current state for the current contact on this service

Context: Contact

sendMessageToContact(content, options)

Sends a text message to the current contact.

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToContact("Thanks for your message!");

ResponseHandlerGlobal

waitForResponse(stateId, options)

Arguments

stateId	string, required ID of the next state in the messaging flow (same as first argument to `addResponseHandler`)
options	object, optional

Options

timeoutDays	number, optional Number of days to wait before timeout (decimals allowed)
timeoutMinutes	number, optional Number of minutes to wait before timeout (decimals allowed, though events are only triggered approximately once every 15 seconds)
timeoutId	string, optional ID of a function registered via `addTimeoutHandler`. If `timeoutId` is not defined, the timeout will still occur after the specified time, but no action will be performed.

Return Type

undefined

Example

waitForResponse("email", {
    timeoutMinutes: 60, 
    timeoutId: "email_timeout"
});

addResponseHandler(stateId, callback)

If addResponseHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

stateId	string, required ID of the state in the messaging flow (same as argument to `waitForResponse`)
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addResponseHandler("email", function() {
    sendReply('You said ' + content);
});

addTimeoutHandler(timeoutId, callback)

Defines a callback function to be called if no response was received within the timeout specified in waitForResponse.

If addTimeoutHandler is called multiple times with the same timeout ID, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

timeoutId	string, required ID of the state in the messaging flow (same as `timeoutId` option in `waitForResponse`)
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addTimeoutHandler("answer_timeout", function() {
    sendReply("We didn't receive your answer... please reply.");
    waitForResponse('answer');
});

AirtimeTransactionGlobal

Global Variables:

transaction	Context: AirtimeTransaction AirtimeTransaction The current airtime transaction
balance	Context: AirtimeTransaction CurrencyAmount The current account balance, after sending the airtime transaction. An object with `amount` (float) and `currency` (string, currency code) properties.

DataRowGlobal

Global Variables:

row	Context: DataRow DataRow The current data row
table	Context: DataRow DataTable The current data table

WebhookGlobal

Global Variables:

request

Context: Webhook request

HTTPRequest

The current webhook request

ServiceGlobal

Telerivet's script engine defines all of the standard built-in functions and objects defined the core JavaScript 1.6 language, including Math, Date, JSON, and RegExp.

Note that JavaScript DOM objects such as window and document, and functions like setTimeout and setInterval do not exist within Telerivet's script engine.

Telerivet's script engine does provide DOMParser and XMLSerializer for interacting with XML APIs and HTML documents.

In addition, Telerivet's script engine provides the global variables, functions, and objects defined below.

Global Variables:

service	Service The current automated service
project	Project The current Telerivet project
task	Task The task that triggered this service
$temp (e.g.)	string, int, or bool Any variable name starting with '$' will be shared between the script engine and the rest of the Rules Engine.
simulated	bool True if the service was triggered via the simulator, false otherwise.
return_value	string, int, or bool The return value of this service invocation. (Setting this to true will prevent Telerivet from automatically falling-through to the next service)

sendMessage(toNumber, content, options)

Sends a text message to a phone number (using the default route).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

toNumber	string, required Phone number to send the message to
content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessage("+16505550123", "Hello");

sendMessageToGroup(groupName, content, options)

Sends a text message to a group.

For more advanced options, see project.sendBroadcast.

Arguments

groupName	string, required Name of group to send the message to
content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToGroup("Employees", "Good news, everyone!");

sendUSSD(mmiCode)

Sends a USSD request (using the default route).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

mmiCode

string, required

The MMI/USSD code to send, e.g. *102#. Always ends in '#' character.

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendUSSD("*102#");

sendEmail(options)

Sends a plain-text email notification from Telerivet's servers. The 'From' address will appear as 'Telerivet User'.

May also be called with three arguments like sendEmail(to, subject, body).

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

to	string, optional Email address to send the email to.
subject	string, optional Subject of the email
body	string, optional Body text of the email
replyTo	string, optional Reply-To email address (default is the email address of the organization owner)
attachMedia	bool, optional If true, add any media files attached to this message as email attachments (only when service is triggered in the context of a message)

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendEmail({
    to: "nobody@example.com", 
    subject: "Email Notification", 
    body: "Your message content here", 
    replyTo: "me@example.com", 
    attachMedia: true
});

stopRules()

Prevents Telerivet from executing any rules after this script within the same service.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

stopRules();

replaceVariables(str)

Returns a string where placeholders for Rules Engine variables in double square brackets are replaced with the corresponding values in the current service context.

Arguments

str	string, required String that may contain variable placeholders

Return Type

string

Example

replaceVariables("Hello, [[contact.name]]! You said: [[content]]");

USSDSessionGlobal

Global Variables:

call	Context: USSD session Message The current USSD session

Context: USSD session

sendReply(text)

Displays text in the current USSD session.

Arguments

text	string, required The text to display

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendReply("Hello there!");

Context: USSD session

promptDigits(variableName)

Prompts the user to press one or more digits on the keypad, saving the digits (as a string) in call.vars[variableName].

The IVR flow will continue after the key press with state.id == variableName.

If promptKey is preceded by a call to playAudio or sayText, the user is allowed to press the key before the audio message is finished.

Arguments

variableName

string, required

Variable name on the USSD session

Return Type

undefined

Example

promptDigits("age");

Context: USSD session

addInputHandler(variableName, callback)

When the input is received, the callback function will be called with one string argument that is equal to call.vars[variableName].

If addInputHandler is called multiple times for the same variable name, only the last handler function will be called.

Arguments

variableName	string, required Variable name on the call
callback	function, required Callback function with one string argument that will be called with the input value (same as call.vars[variableName])

Return Type

undefined

Example

addInputHandler("menu_option", function(input) {
    sayText('You pressed ' + input);
});

Context: USSD session

addEventListener(eventName, callback)

Defines a callback function to handle a named event. Should be called every time the script runs (i.e., not inside the main() function).

Currently only the call_complete event is defined for USSD sessions.

Within an event listener callback function, any calls to sayText or promptDigits will be ignored.

Arguments

eventName	string, required Name of the event Possible Values: call_complete
callback	function, required Callback function with no arguments

Return Type

undefined

Example

addEventListener("call_complete", function() {
    console.log('Duration = ' + call.duration + ' sec');
});

Context: USSD session

hangUp()

Ends the current USSD session.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

hangUp();

Context: USSD session

sendMessageToContact(content, options)

Sends a text message to the current contact using the project's default route (not a USSD reply).

For more advanced options, see project.sendMessage.

Arguments

content	string, required Content of the text message
options	object, optional

Options

replaceVariables	bool, optional If true, Rules Engine variables in double square brackets like [[contact.name]] in the message content will be replaced with their current values. Default: false
trackClicks	string, optional If true, URLs in the message content will be replaced with trackable short links. Default: false

Return Type

undefined

Example

sendMessageToContact("Thanks for your message!");

Global

Global Variables:

global

Global

The JavaScript global object itself

httpClient.request(url, options)

Fetches a external URL over HTTP or HTTPS, such as an API or a web page.

Arguments

url	string, required The URL to request. Must use http:// or https:// protocol; custom port numbers are not allowed.
options	object, optional

Options

method	string, optional The HTTP method to use Possible Values: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS, DELETE Default: GET
params	object, optional An object to convert into query string parameters and append to the end of the URL (e.g. if params is {a:1,b:'hello world'}, Telerivet would append ?a=1&b=hello+world to the end of the URL)
data	string or object, optional The content of a HTTP POST, PUT, or PATCH request. If this is an object, Telerivet will serialize the key/value pairs as URL-encoded params (e.g. {a:1,b:'hello world'} would be encoded as a=1&b=hello+world). If you want to send data as JSON instead, pass the result of calling JSON.stringify.
headers	object, optional Key/value pairs for custom HTTP headers to send with the request
basicAuth	string, optional A string in the format "username:password" to use for HTTP Basic authentication
timeout	int, optional Timeout for the HTTP request in milliseconds. If the requested timeout is less than 1 ms or longer than the overall timeout for the service, the overall timeout for the service will be used instead.

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

status	int The HTTP response status code (e.g. 200, 404, etc.)
content	string The content of the HTTP response
headers	object A key/value map of the HTTP response headers

Example

var response = httpClient.request("http://api.example.com/rest", {
    method: "POST", 
    params: {'foo': 2, 'bar': "hi"}, 
    data: {'a': 1, 'b': "hello world"}, 
    headers: {'X-Example': "example"}, 
    basicAuth: "my_username:my_password"
});

require(path)

Includes and executes an external JavaScript module (see example).

External JS files may define JavaScript code that executes directly, or may export behavior via the CommonJS module format, i.e. by setting properties on the 'exports' variable.

Although this behaves similarly to the node.js require() function, Telerivet's script engine is not node.js, and including node.js modules probably will not work.

Arguments

path

string, required

The path to the Javascript module. For the "top-level" call to require(), the path must be an path starting with 'ext/'

Modules may include additional modules using paths relative to the intial module URL, e.g. require('./foo')

All module paths must end with the '.js' extension. The path may optionally omit the trailing '.js'.

Return Type

'exports' object from included script

Example

var weather = require("ext/example/weather");
sendReply(weather.getWeatherForZIPCode('94111'));

console.log(str)

Displays a custom string to the simulator window (and saves it in the logs for your service), in order to help with debugging.

Arguments

str	string, required The string to log

Return Type

undefined

Example

console.log("Kilroy was here");

console.trace()

Displays a stack trace to the simulator window (and saves it in the logs for your service), in order to help with debugging.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

console.trace();

APICursor

An easy-to-use interface for interacting with API methods that return collections of objects that may be split into multiple pages of results.

Using the APICursor, you can easily iterate over query results without having to manually fetch each page of results.

cursor.count()

Returns the total count of entities matching the current query, without actually fetching the entities themselves.

This is much more efficient than all() if you only need the count, as it only results in one API call, regardless of the number of entities matched by the query.

Arguments

None

Return Type

int

Example

var count = cursor.count();

cursor.hasNext()

Returns true if there are any more entities in the result set, false otherwise

Arguments

None

Return Type

bool

Example

cursor.hasNext();

cursor.next()

Returns the next entity in the result set.

Arguments

None

Return Type

Entity

Example

var entity = cursor.next();

cursor.limit(limit)

Limits the maximum number of entities fetched by this query.

By default, iterating over the cursor will automatically fetch additional result pages as necessary. To prevent fetching more objects than you need, call this method to set the maximum number of objects retrieved from the API.

Arguments

limit

int, required

The maximum number of entities to fetch from the server (may require multiple API calls if greater than 200)

Return Type

the current APICursor object

Example

cursor.limit(15);

cursor.all()

Get all entities matching the current query in an array.

Warning: This may result in an unbounded number of API calls! If the result set may be large (e.g., contacts or messages), consider using hasNext() / next() instead.

Arguments

None

Return Type

array

Example

var entities = cursor.all();

DOMParser

Provides an API for parsing XML or HTML documents, such as responses from XML APIs or web pages.

See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/DOMParser for additional details and examples.

var parser = new DOMParser()

Creates a new DOMParser

Arguments

None

Return Type

DOMParser

Example

var parser = new DOMParser();

parser.parseFromString(xmlSource, supportedType)

Arguments

xmlSource	string, required String containing XML source
supportedType	string, required Type of document Possible Values: text/html, text/xml, application/xml

Return Type

DOMDocument

Example

var doc = parser.parseFromString("<foo bar='1'>baz</foo>", "text/xml");

XMLSerializer

Provides an API for constructing XML or HTML documents, such as requests to XML APIs.

See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/XMLSerializer for additional details and examples.

var serializer = new XMLSerializer()

Arguments

None

Return Type

XMLSerializer

Example

var serializer = new XMLSerializer();

serializer.serializeToString(domDocument)

Arguments

domDocument

DOMDocument, required

DOM document to serialize

Return Type

string

Example

var str = serializer.serializeToString(doc);

HTTPRequest

For scripts that directly handle incoming HTTP requests, the request variable has the properties listed below.

Note: Webhook requests will not be processed if the query string is longer than 4096 bytes, if the request body is more than 100000 bytes, or if the request body or query string is not a valid UTF-8 string.

Properties:

method	string HTTP method (e.g. GET, POST, PUT, HEAD)
GET	object Object containing query string parameters as key/value pairs, after decoding URL-encoded characters. This will be provided even if the request method is not GET. Any parameter names or values that are not valid UTF-8 strings will not be present in the GET property. Note: If the query string contains parameter names followed by numbers in square brackets like `arr[0]` or `arr[1]` or if it contains parameter names followed by empty square brackets like `arr[]`, this object will have a single property (e.g. `arr`) whose value is an array. If the request contains parameter names with non-numeric values in square brackets like `obj[bar]` or `obj[baz]`, this object will have a single property (e.g. `obj`) whose value is an object containing key/value pairs. This decoding is performed recursively if the parameter names contain multiple sets of square brackets.
POST	object Object containing parameters in the request body as key/value pairs, after decoding URL-encoded characters, if they could be parsed as URL-encoded form parameters. This will be provided even if the request method is not POST. Parameters with names containing square brackets are decoded in the same way as the GET property. Any parameter names or values that are not valid UTF-8 strings will not be present in the POST property. If the POST body does not contain URL-encoded form parameters, use the `content` property instead and decode the parameters yourself, e.g. using `JSON.parse(request.content)`.
content	string Raw content of the request body
query	string Raw query string (after the first `?` in the URL)
headers	object Object containing HTTP headers as key/value pairs. Keys are normalized into title case, e.g. Content-Type. Note: If the request contains multiple headers with the same name, only one of the headers will be available.
remote_addr	string IP address of client that made the HTTP request

JSON

Utility functions for parsing/serializing JSON

JSON.stringify(obj)

Arguments

obj	string, required Object to serialize as JSON

Return Type

string

Example

var str = JSON.stringify({'hello': 42});

JSON.parse(str)

Arguments

str	string, required JSON-encoded string to parse

Return Type

string

Example

var obj = JSON.parse("{\"hello\":42}");

PhoneNumber

Utility functions for phone numbers.

PhoneNumber.formatE164(phoneNumber, defaultIsoCountryCode)

Converts a phone number to E.164 format (for example, +14155550123).

On success, returns the converted phone number. If Telerivet does not understand the given phone number, returns null.

Arguments

phoneNumber	string, required The phone number, in an arbitrary format
defaultIsoCountryCode	string, required The two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to use when interpreting phone numbers without a country code. Note this code is not the international dialing prefix for the country.

Return Type

string

Example

PhoneNumber.formatE164("415-555-0123", "US");

PhoneNumber.formatInternational(phoneNumber, defaultIsoCountryCode)

Converts a phone number to international format (for example, +1 415-555-0123).

On success, returns the converted phone number. If Telerivet does not understand the given phone number, returns null.

Arguments

phoneNumber	string, required The phone number, in an arbitrary format
defaultIsoCountryCode	string, required The two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to use when interpreting phone numbers without a country code. Note this code is not the international dialing prefix for the country.

Return Type

string

Example

PhoneNumber.formatInternational("415-555-0123", "US");

PhoneNumber.formatInternationalRaw(phoneNumber, defaultIsoCountryCode)

Converts a phone number to international format without punctuation (for example, 14155550123).

On success, returns the converted phone number. If Telerivet does not understand the given phone number, returns null.

Arguments

phoneNumber	string, required The phone number, in an arbitrary format
defaultIsoCountryCode	string, required The two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to use when interpreting phone numbers without a country code. Note this code is not the international dialing prefix for the country.

Return Type

string

Example

PhoneNumber.formatInternationalRaw("415-555-0123", "US");

PhoneNumber.formatNational(phoneNumber, defaultIsoCountryCode)

Converts a phone number to national format (for example, (415) 555-0123).

On success, returns the converted phone number. If Telerivet does not understand the given phone number, returns null.

Arguments

phoneNumber	string, required The phone number, in an arbitrary format
defaultIsoCountryCode	string, required The two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to use when interpreting phone numbers without a country code. Note this code is not the international dialing prefix for the country.

Return Type

string

Example

PhoneNumber.formatNational("415-555-0123", "US");

PhoneNumber.formatNationalRaw(phoneNumber, defaultIsoCountryCode)

Converts a phone number to national format without punctuation (for example, 4155550123).

On success, returns the converted phone number. If Telerivet does not understand the given phone number, returns null.

Arguments

phoneNumber	string, required The phone number, in an arbitrary format
defaultIsoCountryCode	string, required The two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to use when interpreting phone numbers without a country code. Note this code is not the international dialing prefix for the country.

Return Type

string

Example

PhoneNumber.formatNationalRaw("415-555-0123", "US");

Base64

Utility functions for encoding/decoding from Base64

Base64.encode(str)

Encodes a string in Base64 (using the UTF-8 representation).

Arguments

str	string, required String to encode in Base64

Return Type

string

Example

var base64str = Base64.encode("hello world");

Base64.decode(base64str)

Decodes a Base64-encoded string (using the UTF-8 representation).

Arguments

base64str

string, required

Base64-encoded string to encode

Return Type

string

Example

var str = Base64.decode("aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=");

_ (Underscore)

Telerivet's script engine provides the Underscore library, which provides many JavaScript helper functions. The current version of Telerivet's Underscore library is 1.6.0. For more documentation on Underscore, see http://underscorejs.org/.

moment

Telerivet's script engine provides the Moment.js library to make it easy to manipulate and format dates in your scripts. The current version of Telerivet's Moment.js library is 2.7.0. Moment Timezone version 0.5.5-2016f is also provided. For more documentation on Moment.js, see http://momentjs.com/.

CryptoJS

Telerivet's script engine provides the CryptoJS library to make it easy to use many cryptographic hash functions and ciphers in your scripts. Algorithms provided by CryptoJS include MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA-3, HMAC, PBKDF2, AES, 3DES, RC4, and more. The current version of Telerivet's CryptoJS library is 3.1.2. For more documentation on CryptoJS, see https://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/.

Storing Custom Data

All Telerivet objects allow you to store and retrieve arbitrary data – also known as custom variables – in the 'vars' property.

For example:

You can use custom variables for contacts to store custom contact information, such as email addresses, alternate phone numbers, or unique IDs from another CRM system.
Telerivet uses custom variables for data rows to store responses and compute statistics for each of your poll questions.
You can use custom variables for contact/service state to track temporary information for each contact in the context of an automated conversation.

You can also store custom variables with messages, phones, projects, and more.

Each object can store up to 100 custom variables. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length. Arrays and objects are not supported. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.

For certain object types (currently contacts and data rows), Telerivet also supports querying objects by their custom variables. Other types of objects cannot be queried by custom variables.

If you need to store custom data that isn't directly associated with any built-in object, Telerivet lets you define custom data tables, so you can store your data in data rows.

Example

contact.name = "John Smith";
contact.phone_number = "+16505550123";
contact.send_blocked = false;
contact.conversation_status = "active";
contact.vars.email = "jsmith@example.com";
contact.vars.birthdate = "1953-01-05";
contact.save();

Filtering Queries

Several API methods allow you to specify filter conditions to retrieve objects matching certain criteria.

For example, the API method to query contacts accepts several parameters, including name, last_message_time, and vars.

By default, each filter parameter will only match objects containing the exact value specified (case-insensitive); e.g. {name: "John"} would match contacts whose name is "John", or "john", but not "John Smith".

Many parameters accept "modifiers" to parameter names, which lets you specify more complex filter conditions. For example, the prefix modifier will match objects where the property starts with a particular string. Modifiers are specfied by adding [modifier_name] to the end of the query parameter; e.g. {'name[prefix]': "John"} .

You can also express query modifiers by setting the parameter to an object with the modifier name as a property. For example, the filter condition {name: {prefix: "John"}} is exactly the same as {'name[prefix]': "John"}.

When multiple filter parameters are provided, only objects matching all filters will be returned (OR queries are not currently supported).

Note that not all modifiers may be valid for every parameter; the allowed modifiers for each parameter are documented in the reference below.

Available Modifiers

prefix	Filter objects where the field starts with the parameter value (case-insensitive). Only applicable for string fields.
not_prefix	Filter objects where the field does not start with the parameter value (case-insensitive). Only applicable for string fields.
exists	If the parameter value is 1 or true, filter objects where the field has any (non-null) value. If the parameter value is 0 or false, filter objects where the field does not have any value.
null	If the parameter value is 1 or true, filter objects where the field does not have any value. If the parameter value is 0 or false, filter objects where the field has any (non-null) value.
gte	Filter objects where the value is greater than or equal to the parameter value. For string fields and custom variables the comparison is alphabetical; for numeric fields the comparison is numeric.
gt	Filter objects where the field value is greater than the parameter value. For string fields and custom variables the comparison is alphabetical; for numeric fields the comparison is numeric.
lt	Filter objects where the value is less than the parameter value. For string fields and custom variables the comparison is alphabetical; for numeric fields the comparison is numeric.
lte	Filter objects where the value is less than or equal to the parameter value. For string fields and custom variables the comparison is alphabetical; for numeric fields the comparison is numeric.
min	Filter objects where the value is greater than or equal to the parameter value (inclusive), always performing a numeric comparison. Not applicable for string fields.
max	Filter objects where the value is less than the parameter value (non-inclusive), always performing a numeric comparison. Not applicable for string fields.
ne	Filter objects where the field does not match the parameter value exactly (case-insensitive).
eq	Filter objects where the field matches the parameter value exactly (case-insensitive). This is the same as not using any modifier.

Example

cursor = project.queryContacts({
    name: {'prefix': "John"}, 
    last_message_time: {'min': 1734645745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var contact = cursor.next();
    // do something with contact
}

Messages

Object Type: Message

Represents a single message.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the message	read-only
direction	string Direction of the message: incoming messages are sent from one of your contacts to your phone; outgoing messages are sent from your phone to one of your contacts Possible Values: incoming, outgoing	read-only
status	string Current status of the message Possible Values: ignored, processing, received, sent, queued, failed, failed_queued, cancelled, delivered, not_delivered, read	read-only
message_type	string Type of the message Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service	read-only
source	string How the message originated within Telerivet Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp The time that the message was created on Telerivet's servers	read-only
time_sent	UNIX timestamp The time that the message was reported to have been sent (null for incoming messages and messages that have not yet been sent)	read-only
time_updated	UNIX timestamp The time that the message was last updated in Telerivet.	read-only
from_number	string The phone number that the message originated from (your number for outgoing messages, the contact's number for incoming messages)	read-only
to_number	string The phone number that the message was sent to (your number for incoming messages, the contact's number for outgoing messages)	read-only
content	string The text content of the message (null for USSD messages and calls)	read-only
starred	bool Whether this message is starred in Telerivet	updatable
simulated	bool Whether this message was simulated within Telerivet for testing (and not actually sent to or received by a real phone)	read-only
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label List of IDs of labels applied to this message	read-only
route_params	object Route-specific parameters for the message. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when the message is sent by that type of route.	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this message. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
priority	int Priority of this message. Telerivet will attempt to send messages with higher priority numbers first. Only defined for outgoing messages.	read-only
error_message	string A description of the error encountered while sending a message. (This field is omitted from the API response if there is no error message.)	updatable
error_code	string A route-specific error code encountered while sending a message. The error code values depend on the provider and may be described in the provider's API documentation. Error codes may be strings or numbers, depending on the provider. (This field is omitted from the API response if there is no error code.)	read-only
external_id	string The ID of this message from an external SMS gateway provider (e.g. Twilio or Vonage), if available.	read-only
num_parts	number The number of SMS parts associated with the message, if applicable and if known.	read-only
price	number The price of this message, if known.	read-only
price_currency	string The currency of the message price, if applicable.	read-only
duration	number The duration of the call in seconds, if known, or -1 if the call was not answered.	read-only
ring_time	number The length of time the call rang in seconds before being answered or hung up, if known.	read-only
audio_url	string For voice calls, the URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call	read-only
tts_lang	string For voice calls, the language of the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE	read-only
tts_voice	string For voice calls, the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: female, male	read-only
track_clicks	boolean If true, URLs in the message content are short URLs that redirect to a destination URL.	read-only
short_urls	array For text messages containing short URLs, this is an array of objects with the properties `short_url`, `link_type`, `time_clicked` (the first time that URL was clicked), and `expiration_time`. If `link_type` is "redirect", the object also contains a `destination_url` property. If `link_type` is "media", the object also contains an `media_index` property (the index in the media array). If `link_type` is "service", the object also contains a `service_id` property. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain short URLs.	read-only
network_code	string A string identifying the network that sent or received the message, if known. For mobile networks, this string contains the 3-digit mobile country code (MCC) followed by the 2- or 3-digit mobile network code (MNC), which results in a 5- or 6-digit number. For lists of mobile network operators and their corresponding MCC/MNC values, see Mobile country code Wikipedia article. The network_code property may be non-numeric for messages not sent via mobile networks.	read-only
media	array For text messages containing media files, this is an array of objects with the properties `url`, `type` (MIME type), `filename`, and `size` (file size in bytes). Unknown properties are null. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain media files. Note: For files uploaded via the Telerivet web app, the URL is temporary and may not be valid for more than 1 day.	read-only
mms_parts	array A list of parts in the MMS message (only for incoming MMS messages received via Telerivet Gateway Android app). Each MMS part in the list is an object with the following properties: cid: MMS content-id type: MIME type filename: original filename size (int): number of bytes url: URL where the content for this part is stored (secret but publicly accessible, so you could link/embed it in a web page without having to re-host it yourself) In general, the `media` property of the message is recommended for retrieving information about MMS media files, instead of `mms_parts`. The `mms_parts` property is also only present when retrieving an individual MMS message by ID, not when querying a list of messages.	read-only
time_clicked	UNIX timestamp If the message contains any short URLs, this is the first time that a short URL in the message was clicked. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain short URLs.	read-only
service_id	string ID of Service ID of the service that handled the message (for voice calls, the service defines the call flow)	read-only
phone_id	string ID of Phone ID of the phone (basic route) that sent or received the message	read-only
contact_id	string ID of Contact ID of the contact that sent or received the message	read-only
route_id	string ID of Route ID of the custom route that sent the message (if applicable)	read-only
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast ID of the broadcast that this message is part of (if applicable)	read-only
scheduled_id	string ID of ScheduledMessage ID of the scheduled message that created this message is part of (if applicable)	read-only
user_id	string, max 34 characters ID of the Telerivet user who sent the message (if applicable)	read-only
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this contact belongs to	read-only
url	string URL to this message in the Telerivet web app	read-only

Example

[object Message] JSON: {
 "id": "SM1629708e59c5c781",
 "direction": "outgoing",
 "status": "sent",
 "message_type": "sms",
 "source": "service",
 "time_created": 1390347812,
 "time_sent": 1390347814,
 "time_updated": 1390347818,
 "from_number": "+16505550001",
 "to_number": "+16505550123",
 "content": "Thank you for registering!",
 "starred": true,
 "simulated": false,
 "label_ids": [
  "LB4f3dac27154653e0"
 ],
 "route_params": null,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "priority": 1,
 "external_id": "142092393",
 "num_parts": 1,
 "price": 0.01,
 "price_currency": "USD",
 "duration": null,
 "ring_time": null,
 "audio_url": null,
 "tts_lang": null,
 "tts_voice": null,
 "track_clicks": null,
 "short_urls": null,
 "network_code": null,
 "media": null,
 "mms_parts": null,
 "time_clicked": null,
 "service_id": "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb",
 "phone_id": "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa",
 "contact_id": "CTa1299c3d0e371023",
 "route_id": "RT2a586298d3412adf",
 "broadcast_id": "MB98918598dab29800",
 "scheduled_id": "SEa502e6f9d23f1cb6",
 "user_id": "URba3e403e98f49735",
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "url": "https://telerivet.com/p/asdf/message/SM1629708e59c5c781"
}

Object Type: Broadcast

Represents a collection of related outgoing messages. Typically, messages in a broadcast have the same content template and were sent at the same time; however, a broadcast can also contain messages with unrelated content and messages that were sent at different times. A broadcast is automatically created when sending a message to a group of contacts.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the broadcast	read-only
recipients	array of objects List of recipients. Each recipient is an object with a string `type` property, which may be `"phone_number"`, `"group"`, or `"filter"`. If the type is `"phone_number"`, the `phone_number` property will be set to the recipient's phone number. If the type is `"group"`, the `group_id` property will be set to the ID of the group, and the `group_name` property will be set to the name of the group. If the type is `"filter"`, the `filter_type` property (string) and `filter_params` property (object) describe the filter used to send the broadcast. (API clients should not rely on a particular value or format of the `filter_type` or `filter_params` properties, as they may change without notice.)	read-only
title	string Title of the broadcast. If a title was not provided when the broadcast was sent, it is automatically set to a human readable description of the first few recipients (possibly truncated)	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the broadcast was sent in Telerivet	read-only
last_message_time	UNIX timestamp Time the most recent message was queued to send in this broadcast	read-only
last_send_time	UNIX timestamp Time the most recent message was sent (or failed to send) in this broadcast, or null if no messages have been sent yet	read-only
status_counts	object An object whose keys are the possible status codes (`"queued"`, `"sent"`, `"failed"`, `"failed_queued"`, `"delivered"`, `"not_delivered"`, and `"cancelled"`), and whose values are the number of messages in the broadcast currently in that status.	read-only
message_count	int The total number of messages created for this broadcast. For large broadcasts, the messages may not be created immediately after the broadcast is sent. The `message_count` includes messages in any status, including messages that are still queued.	read-only
estimated_count	int The estimated number of messages in this broadcast when it is complete. The `estimated_count` is calculated at the time the broadcast is sent. When the broadcast is completed, the `estimated_count` may differ from `message_count` if there are any blocked contacts among the recipients (blocked contacts are included in `estimated_count` but not in `message_count`), if any contacts don't have phone numbers, or if the group membership changed while the broadcast was being sent.	read-only
message_type	string Type of message sent from this broadcast Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service	read-only
content	string The text content of the message (null for USSD messages and calls)	read-only
audio_url	string For voice calls, the URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call	read-only
tts_lang	string For voice calls, the language of the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE	read-only
tts_voice	string For voice calls, the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: female, male	read-only
replace_variables	bool Set to true if Telerivet will render variables like [[contact.name]] in the message content, false otherwise	read-only
status	string The current status of the broadcast. Possible Values: queuing, sending, complete, cancelled	read-only
source	string How the message originated within Telerivet Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration	read-only
simulated	bool Whether this message was simulated within Telerivet for testing (and not actually sent to or received by a real phone)	read-only
track_clicks	boolean If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs.	read-only
clicked_count	int The number of messages in this broadcast containing short links that were clicked. At most one click per message is counted. If track_clicks is false, this property will be null.	read-only
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label List of IDs of labels applied to all messages in the broadcast	read-only
media	array For text messages containing media files, this is an array of objects with the properties `url`, `type` (MIME type), `filename`, and `size` (file size in bytes). Unknown properties are null. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain media files. Note: For files uploaded via the Telerivet web app, the URL is temporary and may not be valid for more than 1 day.	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this broadcast. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	read-only
route_params	object Route-specific parameters for the messages in the broadcast. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send messages in this broadcast. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending messages with that type of route.	read-only
price	number The total price of all messages in this broadcast, if known.	read-only
price_currency	string The currency of the message price, if applicable.	read-only
reply_count	int The number of replies received in response to a message sent in this broadcast. (Replies are not included in `message_count` ,`status_counts`, or `price`.)	read-only
last_reply_time	UNIX timestamp Time the most recent reply was received in response to a message sent in this broadcast, or null if no replies have been sent yet	read-only
route_id	string, max 34 characters ID of the phone or route used to send the broadcast (if applicable)	read-only
service_id	string ID of Service The service associated with this broadcast (for voice calls, the service defines the call flow)	read-only
user_id	string, max 34 characters ID of the Telerivet user who sent the broadcast (if applicable)	read-only
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this broadcast belongs to	read-only

Example

[object Broadcast] JSON: {
 "id": "MB2489812e59c5c781",
 "recipients": [
  {
   "type": "phone_number",
   "phone_number": "+16505550123"
  },
  {
   "type": "group",
   "group_id": "CG02139128391fa",
   "group_name": "Subscribers"
  },
  {
   "type": "filter",
   "filter_type": "contacts_page",
   "filter_params": {
    "not_group": "CGc2e2dc93f4061f06",
    "vars.country": {
     "not_exists": "1"
    }
   }
  }
 ],
 "title": "+16505550123, Subscribers, Contact Filter",
 "time_created": 1390348075,
 "last_message_time": 1390348085,
 "last_send_time": 1390348086,
 "status_counts": {
  "queued": 4124,
  "sent": 1242,
  "failed": 259,
  "failed_queued": 0,
  "delivered": 2492,
  "not_delivered": 241,
  "cancelled": 0
 },
 "message_count": 8358,
 "estimated_count": 12942,
 "message_type": "sms",
 "content": "Hello [[contact.name]]!",
 "audio_url": null,
 "tts_lang": null,
 "tts_voice": null,
 "replace_variables": true,
 "status": "queuing",
 "source": "service",
 "simulated": false,
 "track_clicks": null,
 "clicked_count": 12,
 "label_ids": [
  "LB4f3dac27154653e0"
 ],
 "media": null,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "route_params": null,
 "price": 13.34,
 "price_currency": "USD",
 "reply_count": 43,
 "last_reply_time": 1390348132,
 "route_id": "RT2a586298d3412adf",
 "service_id": "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb",
 "user_id": "URba3e403e98f49735",
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.sendMessage(options)

Sends one message (SMS, MMS, chat app message, voice call, or USSD request).

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

message_type	string, optional Type of message to send. If `text`, will use the default text message type for the selected route. Possible Values: text, sms, mms, ussd, call, chat, service Default: text
content	string, required if sending SMS message Content of the message to send (if `message_type` is `call`, the text will be spoken during a text-to-speech call)
to_number	string, required if contact_id not set Phone number to send the message to
contact_id	string ID of Contact, required if to_number not set ID of the contact to send the message to
route_id	string, optional ID of the phone or route to send the message from Default: default sender route ID for your project
status_url	string, optional Webhook callback URL to be notified when message status changes
status_secret	string, optional POST parameter 'secret' passed to status_url
replace_variables	bool, optional Set to true to evaluate variables like [[contact.name]] in message content. (See available variables) (`is_template` parameter also accepted) Default: false
track_clicks	boolean, optional If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs. Default: false
short_link_params	object, optional If `track_clicks` is true, `short_link_params` may be used to specify custom parameters for each short link in the message. The following parameters are supported: `domain` (string): A custom short domain name to use for the short links. The domain name must already be registered for your project or organization. `expiration_sec` (integer): The number of seconds after the message is created (queued to send) when the short links will stop forwarding to the destination URL. If null, the short links will not expire.
media_urls	array, optional URLs of media files to attach to the text message. If `message_type` is `sms`, short links to each URL will be appended to the end of the content (separated by a new line). By default, each file must have a https:// or http:// URL, which requires the file to be uploaded somewhere that is accessible via the internet. For media files that are not already accessible via the internet, the media_urls parameter also supports data URIs with the file data encoded via Base64 (e.g. "data:image/png;base64,..."), with a maximum file size of 2 MB. To send media via data URIs, contact Telerivet to request enabling the data URIs feature for your project.
route_params	object, optional Route-specific parameters for the message. The parameters object should have one or more keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value should be an object with route-specific parameters to use if the message is sent by that type of route.
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional List of IDs of labels to add to this message
vars	object, optional Custom variables to store with the message
priority	int, optional Priority of the message. Telerivet will attempt to send messages with higher priority numbers first (for example, so you can prioritize an auto-reply ahead of a bulk message to a large group). Possible Values: 1, 2 Default: 1
simulated	bool, optional Set to true to test the Telerivet API without actually sending a message from the route Default: false
service_id	string ID of Service, optional Service that defines the call flow of the voice call (when `message_type` is `call`)
audio_url	string, optional The URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call (when `message_type` is `call`). If `audio_url` is provided, the text-to-speech voice is not used to say `content`, although you can optionally use `content` to indicate the script for the audio. For best results, use an MP3 file containing only speech. Music is not recommended because the audio quality will be low when played over a phone line.
tts_lang	string, optional The language of the text-to-speech voice (when `message_type` is `call`) Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE Default: en-US
tts_voice	string, optional The name of the text-to-speech voice (when message_type=call) Possible Values: female, male Default: female

Return Type

Example

var sent_msg = project.sendMessage({
    content: "hello world", 
    to_number: "+16505550123"
});

project.sendBroadcast(options)

Sends a text message (optionally with mail-merge templates) or voice call to a group or a list of up to 500 phone numbers.

With message_type=service, invokes an automated service (such as a poll) for a group or list of phone numbers. Any service that can be triggered for a contact can be invoked via this method, whether or not the service actually sends a message.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

message_type	string, optional Type of message to send. If `text`, will use the default text message type for the selected route. Possible Values: text, sms, mms, call, chat, service Default: text
content	string, required if sending SMS message Content of the message to send
group_id	string ID of Group, required if to_numbers not set ID of the group to send the message to
to_numbers	array of strings, required if group_id not set List of up to 500 phone numbers to send the message to
route_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone or route to send the message from Default: default sender route ID
title	string, optional Title of the broadcast. If a title is not provided, a title will automatically be generated from the recipient group name or phone numbers.
status_url	string, optional Webhook callback URL to be notified when message status changes
status_secret	string, optional POST parameter 'secret' passed to status_url
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional Array of IDs of labels to add to all messages sent (maximum 5). Does not apply when `message_type`=`service`, since the labels are determined by the service itself.
exclude_contact_id	string, optional Optionally excludes one contact from receiving the message (only when group_id is set)
replace_variables	bool, optional Set to true to evaluate variables like [[contact.name]] in message content (See available variables) (`is_template` parameter also accepted) Default: false
track_clicks	boolean, optional If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs. Default: false
short_link_params	object, optional If `track_clicks` is true, `short_link_params` may be used to specify custom parameters for each short link in the message. The following parameters are supported: `domain` (string): A custom short domain name to use for the short links. The domain name must already be registered for your project or organization. `expiration_sec` (integer): The number of seconds after the message is created (queued to send) when the short links will stop forwarding to the destination URL. If null, the short links will not expire.
media_urls	array, optional URLs of media files to attach to the text message. If `message_type` is `sms`, short links to each URL will be appended to the end of the content (separated by a new line). By default, each file must have a https:// or http:// URL, which requires the file to be uploaded somewhere that is accessible via the internet. For media files that are not already accessible via the internet, the media_urls parameter also supports data URIs with the file data encoded via Base64 (e.g. "data:image/png;base64,..."), with a maximum file size of 2 MB. To send media via data URIs, contact Telerivet to request enabling the data URIs feature for your project.
vars	object, optional Custom variables to set for each message
route_params	object, optional Route-specific parameters for the messages in the broadcast. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send messages in this broadcast. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending messages with that type of route.
service_id	string ID of Service, required if message_type is service Service to invoke for each recipient (when `message_type` is `call` or `service`)
audio_url	string, optional The URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call (when `message_type` is `call`). If `audio_url` is provided, the text-to-speech voice is not used to say `content`, although you can optionally use `content` to indicate the script for the audio. For best results, use an MP3 file containing only speech. Music is not recommended because the audio quality will be low when played over a phone line.
tts_lang	string, optional The language of the text-to-speech voice (when `message_type` is `call`) Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE Default: en-US
tts_voice	string, optional The name of the text-to-speech voice (when message_type=call) Possible Values: female, male Default: female

Return Type

Example

var broadcast = project.sendBroadcast({
    content: "hello [[contact.name]]!", 
    to_numbers: ["+14155550123", "+14255550234", "+16505550345"], 
    status_url: "https://example.com/sms_status.php", 
    status_secret: "t0psecr3t", 
    replace_variables: true
});

project.sendMulti(options)

Sends up to 100 different messages in a single API request. This method is significantly faster than sending a separate API request for each message.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

messages	array, required Array of up to 100 objects with `content` and `to_number` properties. Each object may also contain the optional properties `status_url`, `status_secret`, `vars`, and/or `priority`, which override the parameters of the same name defined below, to allow passing different values for each message.
message_type	string, optional Type of message to send. If `text`, will use the default text message type for the selected route. Possible Values: text, sms, mms, call, chat, service Default: text
route_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone or route to send the messages from Default: default sender route ID
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast, optional ID of an existing broadcast to associate the messages with
broadcast_title	string, optional Title of broadcast to create (when `broadcast_id` is not provided). When sending more than 100 messages over multiple API requests, you can associate all messages with the same broadcast by providing a `broadcast_title` parameter in the first API request, then retrieving the `broadcast_id` property from the API response, and passing it as the `broadcast_id` parameter in subsequent API requests.
status_url	string, optional Webhook callback URL to be notified when message status changes
status_secret	string, optional POST parameter 'secret' passed to status_url
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional Array of IDs of labels to add to each message (maximum 5)
replace_variables	bool, optional Set to true to evaluate variables like [[contact.name]] in message content (See available variables) (`is_template` parameter also accepted) Default: false
track_clicks	boolean, optional If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs. Default: false
short_link_params	object, optional If `track_clicks` is true, `short_link_params` may be used to specify custom parameters for each short link in the message. The following parameters are supported: `domain` (string): A custom short domain name to use for the short links. The domain name must already be registered for your project or organization. `expiration_sec` (integer): The number of seconds after the message is created (queued to send) when the short links will stop forwarding to the destination URL. If null, the short links will not expire.
media_urls	array, optional URLs of media files to attach to the text message. If `message_type` is `sms`, short links to each URL will be appended to the end of the content (separated by a new line). By default, each file must have a https:// or http:// URL, which requires the file to be uploaded somewhere that is accessible via the internet. For media files that are not already accessible via the internet, the media_urls parameter also supports data URIs with the file data encoded via Base64 (e.g. "data:image/png;base64,..."), with a maximum file size of 2 MB. To send media via data URIs, contact Telerivet to request enabling the data URIs feature for your project.
route_params	object, optional Route-specific parameters to apply to all messages. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send messages. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending messages with that type of route.
vars	object, optional Custom variables to store with the message
priority	int, optional Priority of the message. Telerivet will attempt to send messages with higher priority numbers first (for example, so you can prioritize an auto-reply ahead of a bulk message to a large group). Possible Values: 1, 2 Default: 1
simulated	bool, optional Set to true to test the Telerivet API without actually sending a message from the route Default: false

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

messages

array

List of objects representing each newly created message, with the same length and order as provided in the messages parameter in the API request. Each object has the id and status properties, and may have the property error_message. (Other properties of the Message object are omitted in order to reduce the amount of redundant data sent in each API response.) If the messages parameter in the API request contains items with to_number values that are associated with blocked contacts, the id and status properties corresponding to those items will be null, and no messages will be sent to those numbers.

broadcast_id

string

ID of broadcast that these messages are associated with, if broadcast_id or broadcast_title parameter is provided in the API request.

Example

project.sendMulti({
    messages: [{'content': "example 1", 'to_number': "+16505550123"}, {'content': "example 2", 'to_number': "+16505550124"}], 
    broadcast_title: "API Broadcast", 
    status_url: "https://example.com/sms_status.php", 
    status_secret: "t0psecr3t", 
    replace_variables: true
});

project.queryMessages(options)

Queries messages within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

label_id	string ID of Label, optional Filter messages with a label
direction	string, optional Filter messages by direction Possible Values: incoming, outgoing
message_type	string, optional Filter messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
source	string, optional Filter messages by source Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration
starred	bool, optional Filter messages by starred/unstarred
status	string, optional Filter messages by status Possible Values: ignored, processing, received, sent, queued, failed, failed_queued, cancelled, delivered, not_delivered, read
time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created before a particular time
external_id	string, optional Filter messages by ID from an external provider Allowed Modifiers: external_id[ne], external_id[exists] (?)
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact who sent/received the message Allowed Modifiers: contact_id[ne], contact_id[exists] (?)
phone_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone (basic route) that sent/received the message
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast, optional ID of the broadcast containing the message Allowed Modifiers: broadcast_id[ne], broadcast_id[exists] (?)
scheduled_id	string ID of ScheduledMessage, optional ID of the scheduled message that created this message Allowed Modifiers: scheduled_id[ne], scheduled_id[exists] (?)
group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter messages sent or received by contacts in a particular group. The group must be a normal group, not a dynamic group.
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

Example

cursor = project.queryMessages({
    direction: "incoming", 
    message_type: "sms"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var message = cursor.next();
    // do something with message
}

message.removeLabel(label)

Removes a label from the given message.

Arguments

label

Label, required

Return Type

undefined

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

message.removeLabel(label);

project.receiveMessage(options)

Add an incoming message to Telerivet. Acts the same as if the message was received by a phone. Also triggers any automated services that apply to the message.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

content	string, required unless `message_type` is `call` Content of the incoming message
message_type	string, optional Type of message Possible Values: sms, call, chat Default: sms
from_number	string, required Phone number that sent the incoming message
phone_id	string ID of Phone, required ID of the phone (basic route) that received the message
to_number	string, optional Phone number that the incoming message was sent to Default: phone number of the phone that received the message
simulated	bool, optional If true, Telerivet will not send automated replies to actual phones
starred	bool, optional True if this message should be starred
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional Array of IDs of labels to add to this message (maximum 5)
vars	object, optional Custom variables to set for this message

Return Type

Example

var message = project.receiveMessage({
    content: "help", 
    message_type: "sms", 
    from_number: "+16505550193", 
    to_number: "+16505551212"
});

project.getMessageFields()

Gets a list of all custom fields defined for messages in this project. The return value is an array of objects with the properties 'name', 'variable', 'type', 'order', 'readonly', and 'lookup_key'. (Fields are automatically created any time a Contact's 'vars' property is updated.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

array

Example

project.getMessageFields();

project.initBroadcastById(id)

Initializes the Telerivet broadcast with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the broadcast

Return Type

Example

var broadcast = project.initBroadcastById(broadcast_id);

project.getBroadcastById(id)

Retrieves the broadcast with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the broadcast

Return Type

Example

var broadcast = project.getBroadcastById(broadcast_id);

project.queryBroadcasts(options)

Queries broadcasts within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter broadcasts created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter broadcasts created before a particular time
last_message_time[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter broadcasts with most recent message on or after a particular time
last_message_time[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter broadcasts with most recent message before a particular time
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, last_message_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Broadcast

Example

cursor = project.queryBroadcasts();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var broadcast = cursor.next();
    // do something with broadcast
}

project.initMessageById(id)

Initializes the Telerivet message with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the message

Return Type

Example

var message = project.initMessageById(message_id);

project.getMessageById(id)

Retrieves the message with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the message

Return Type

Example

var message = project.getMessageById(message_id);

message.hasLabel(label)

Returns true if this message has a particular label, false otherwise.

Arguments

label

Label, required

Return Type

bool

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

message.hasLabel(label);

message.addLabel(label)

Adds a label to the given message.

Arguments

label

Label, required

Return Type

undefined

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

message.addLabel(label);

broadcast.cancel()

Cancels sending a broadcast that has not yet been completely sent. No additional messages will be queued, and any existing queued messages will be cancelled when they would otherwise have been sent (except for messages already queued on the Telerivet Android app, which will not be automatically cancelled).

Arguments

None

Return Type

Example

var broadcast = project.initBroadcastById(broadcast_id);

var broadcast = broadcast.cancel();

message.delete()

Deletes this message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

message.delete();

message.cancel()

Cancels sending a message that has not yet been sent. Returns the updated message object. Only valid for outgoing messages that are currently in the queued, retrying, or cancelled states. For other messages, the API will return an error with the code 'not_cancellable'.

Arguments

None

Return Type

Example

var message = message.cancel();

message.resend(options)

Resends a message, for example if the message failed to send or if it was not delivered. If the message was originally in the queued, retrying, failed, or cancelled states, then Telerivet will return the same message object. Otherwise, Telerivet will create and return a new message object.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

route_id

string, optional

ID of the phone or route to send the message from

Return Type

Example

var message = message.resend({
    route_id: "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa"
});

message.save()

Saves any fields that have changed for this message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

message.starred = true;
message.vars.foo = "bar";
message.vars.baz = 42;
message.save();

project.setMessageFieldMetadata(variable, options)

Allows customizing how a custom message field is displayed in the Telerivet web app.

The variable path parameter can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _, and may be up to 32 characters in length.

Arguments

variable	string, required The variable name of the field to create or update.
options	object, required

Options

name	string, max 64 characters, optional Display name for the field
type	string, optional Field type Possible Values: text, long_text, secret, phone_number, email, url, audio, date, date_time, number, boolean, checkbox, select, radio, route
order	int, optional Order in which to display the field
items	array, required if type is `select` Array of up to 100 objects containing `value` and `label` string properties to show in the dropdown list when type is `select`. Each `value` and `label` must be between 1 and 256 characters in length.
hide_values	bool, optional Set to true to avoid showing values of this field on the Messages page

Return Type

object

Example

project.setMessageFieldMetadata("intent", {
    name: "Intent", 
    type: "number", 
    order: 2
});

Scheduled Messages

Object Type: ScheduledMessage

Represents a scheduled message within Telerivet.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the scheduled message	read-only
content	string Text content of the scheduled message	updatable
rrule	string Recurrence rule for recurring scheduled messages, e.g. 'FREQ=MONTHLY' or 'FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2'; see RFC2445.	updatable
timezone_id	string Timezone ID used to compute times for recurring messages; see List of tz database time zones Wikipedia article.	updatable
recipients	array of objects List of recipients. Each recipient is an object with a string `type` property, which may be `"phone_number"`, `"group"`, or `"filter"`. If the type is `"phone_number"`, the `phone_number` property will be set to the recipient's phone number. If the type is `"group"`, the `group_id` property will be set to the ID of the group, and the `group_name` property will be set to the name of the group. If the type is `"filter"`, the `filter_type` property (string) and `filter_params` property (object) describe the filter used to send the broadcast. (API clients should not rely on a particular value or format of the `filter_type` or `filter_params` properties, as they may change without notice.)	read-only
recipients_str	string A string with a human readable description of the first few recipients (possibly truncated)	read-only
group_id	string ID of Group ID of the group to send the message to (null if the recipient is an individual contact, or if there are multiple recipients)	updatable
contact_id	string ID of Contact ID of the contact to send the message to (null if the recipient is a group, or if there are multiple recipients)	updatable
to_number	string Phone number to send the message to (null if the recipient is a group, or if there are multiple recipients)	updatable
route_id	string ID of the phone or route the message will be sent from	updatable
service_id	string ID of Service The service associated with this message (for voice calls, the service defines the call flow)	updatable
audio_url	string For voice calls, the URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call	updatable
tts_lang	string For voice calls, the language of the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE	updatable
tts_voice	string For voice calls, the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: female, male	updatable
message_type	string Type of scheduled message Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the scheduled message was created in Telerivet	read-only
start_time	UNIX timestamp The time that the message will be sent (or first sent for recurring messages)	updatable
end_time	UNIX timestamp Time after which a recurring message will stop (not applicable to non-recurring scheduled messages)	updatable
prev_time	UNIX timestamp The most recent time that Telerivet has sent this scheduled message (null if it has never been sent)	read-only
next_time	UNIX timestamp The next upcoming time that Telerivet will sent this scheduled message (null if it will not be sent again)	read-only
occurrences	int Number of times this scheduled message has already been sent	read-only
replace_variables	bool Set to true if Telerivet will render variables like [[contact.name]] in the message content, false otherwise	updatable
track_clicks	boolean If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs	updatable
media	array For text messages containing media files, this is an array of objects with the properties `url`, `type` (MIME type), `filename`, and `size` (file size in bytes). Unknown properties are null. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain media files. Note: For files uploaded via the Telerivet web app, the URL is temporary and may not be valid for more than 1 day.	read-only
route_params	object Route-specific parameters to use when sending the message. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending a message with that type of route.	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this scheduled message (copied to Message when sent). Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label IDs of labels to add to the Message	updatable
relative_scheduled_id	string ID of the relative scheduled message this scheduled message was created from, if applicable	read-only
project_id	string ID of the project this scheduled message belongs to	read-only

Example

[object ScheduledMessage] JSON: {
 "id": "SEfaf2411ed3584f08",
 "content": "hello world!",
 "rrule": "COUNT=1",
 "timezone_id": "America/Los_Angeles",
 "recipients": [
  {
   "type": "phone_number",
   "phone_number": "+16505550123"
  },
  {
   "type": "group",
   "group_id": "CG02139128391fa",
   "group_name": "Subscribers"
  }
 ],
 "recipients_str": "+16505550123, Subscribers",
 "group_id": null,
 "contact_id": null,
 "to_number": null,
 "route_id": "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa",
 "service_id": "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb",
 "audio_url": null,
 "tts_lang": null,
 "tts_voice": null,
 "message_type": "sms",
 "time_created": 1395617416,
 "start_time": 1395617516,
 "end_time": null,
 "prev_time": null,
 "next_time": 1395617516,
 "occurrences": 0,
 "replace_variables": false,
 "track_clicks": null,
 "media": null,
 "route_params": null,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "label_ids": [
  "LB4f3dac27154653e0"
 ],
 "relative_scheduled_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

Object Type: RelativeScheduledMessage

A relative scheduled message is a message that is scheduled relative to a date stored as a custom field for each recipient contact. This allows scheduling messages on a different date for each contact, for example on their birthday, a certain number of days before an appointment, or a certain number of days after enrolling in a campaign.

Telerivet will automatically create a ScheduledMessage for each contact matching a RelativeScheduledMessage.

Any service that can be manually triggered for a contact (including polls) may also be scheduled via a relative scheduled message, whether or not the service actually sends a message.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the relative scheduled message	read-only
content	string Text content of the relative scheduled message	updatable
time_of_day	string Time of day when scheduled messages will be sent in HH:MM format (with hours from 00 to 23)	updatable
date_variable	string Custom contact variable storing date or date/time values relative to which messages will be scheduled.	updatable
offset_scale	string The type of interval (day/week/month/year) that will be used to adjust the scheduled date relative to the date stored in the contact's date_variable, when offset_count is non-zero (D=day, W=week, M=month, Y=year) Possible Values: D, W, M, Y	updatable
offset_count	int The number of days/weeks/months/years to adjust the date of the scheduled message relative relative to the date stored in the contact's date_variable. May be positive, negative, or zero.	updatable
rrule	string Recurrence rule for recurring scheduled messages, e.g. 'FREQ=MONTHLY' or 'FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2'; see RFC2445.	updatable
end_time	UNIX timestamp Time after which recurring messages will stop (not applicable to non-recurring scheduled messages)	updatable
timezone_id	string Timezone ID used to compute times for recurring messages; see List of tz database time zones Wikipedia article.	updatable
recipients_str	string A string with a human readable description of the recipient	read-only
group_id	string ID of Group ID of the group to send the message to (null if the recipient is an individual contact)	updatable
contact_id	string ID of Contact ID of the contact to send the message to (null if the recipient is a group)	updatable
to_number	string Phone number to send the message to (null if the recipient is a group)	updatable
route_id	string ID of the phone or route the message will be sent from	updatable
service_id	string ID of Service The service associated with this message (for voice calls, the service defines the call flow)	updatable
audio_url	string For voice calls, the URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call	updatable
tts_lang	string For voice calls, the language of the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE	updatable
tts_voice	string For voice calls, the text-to-speech voice Possible Values: female, male	updatable
message_type	string Type of scheduled message Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the relative scheduled message was created in Telerivet	read-only
replace_variables	bool Set to true if Telerivet will render variables like [[contact.name]] in the message content, false otherwise	updatable
track_clicks	boolean If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs	updatable
media	array For text messages containing media files, this is an array of objects with the properties `url`, `type` (MIME type), `filename`, and `size` (file size in bytes). Unknown properties are null. This property is undefined for messages that do not contain media files. Note: For files uploaded via the Telerivet web app, the URL is temporary and may not be valid for more than 1 day.	read-only
route_params	object Route-specific parameters to use when sending the message. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending a message with that type of route.	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this scheduled message (copied to each ScheduledMessage and Message when sent). Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label IDs of labels to add to the Message	updatable
project_id	string ID of the project this relative scheduled message belongs to	read-only

Example

[object RelativeScheduledMessage] JSON: {
 "id": "SEfaf2411ed3584f08",
 "content": "hello world!",
 "time_of_day": "15:07",
 "date_variable": "date",
 "offset_scale": "D",
 "offset_count": 3,
 "rrule": "COUNT=1",
 "end_time": null,
 "timezone_id": "America/Los_Angeles",
 "recipients_str": "Subscribers",
 "group_id": null,
 "contact_id": null,
 "to_number": null,
 "route_id": "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa",
 "service_id": "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb",
 "audio_url": null,
 "tts_lang": null,
 "tts_voice": null,
 "message_type": "sms",
 "time_created": 1395617416,
 "replace_variables": false,
 "track_clicks": null,
 "media": null,
 "route_params": null,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "label_ids": [
  "LB4f3dac27154653e0"
 ],
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.scheduleMessage(options)

Schedules a message to a group or single contact. Note that Telerivet only sends scheduled messages approximately once every 15 seconds, so it is not possible to control the exact second at which a scheduled message is sent.

Only one of the parameters group_id, to_number, and contact_id should be provided.

With message_type=service, schedules an automated service (such as a poll) to be invoked for a group or list of phone numbers. Any service that can be triggered for a contact can be scheduled via this method, whether or not the service actually sends a message.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

message_type	string, optional Type of message to send Possible Values: text, sms, mms, ussd, call, chat, service Default: text
content	string, required if sending text message Content of the message to schedule
group_id	string ID of Group, optional ID of the group to send the message to
to_number	string, optional Phone number to send the message to
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact to send the message to
start_time	UNIX timestamp, required if start_time_offset not set The time that the message will be sent (or first sent for recurring messages)
start_time_offset	int, required if start_time not set Number of seconds from now until the message is sent
rrule	string, optional A recurrence rule describing the how the schedule repeats, e.g. 'FREQ=MONTHLY' or 'FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2'; see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2445#section-4.3.10. (UNTIL is ignored; use end_time parameter instead). Default: COUNT=1 (one-time scheduled message, does not repeat)
route_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone or route to send the message from Default: default sender route ID
service_id	string ID of Service, required if message_type is service Service to invoke for each recipient (when `message_type` is `call` or `service`)
audio_url	string, optional The URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call (when `message_type` is `call`). If `audio_url` is provided, the text-to-speech voice is not used to say `content`, although you can optionally use `content` to indicate the script for the audio. For best results, use an MP3 file containing only speech. Music is not recommended because the audio quality will be low when played over a phone line.
tts_lang	string, optional The language of the text-to-speech voice (when `message_type` is `call`) Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE Default: en-US
tts_voice	string, optional The name of the text-to-speech voice (when message_type=call) Possible Values: female, male Default: female
track_clicks	boolean, optional If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs. Default: false
short_link_params	object, optional If `track_clicks` is true, `short_link_params` may be used to specify custom parameters for each short link in the message. The following parameters are supported: `domain` (string): A custom short domain name to use for the short links. The domain name must already be registered for your project or organization. `expiration_sec` (integer): The number of seconds after the message is created (queued to send) when the short links will stop forwarding to the destination URL. If null, the short links will not expire.
replace_variables	bool, optional Set to true to evaluate variables like [[contact.name]] in message content (`is_template` parameter also accepted) Default: false
media_urls	array, optional URLs of media files to attach to the text message. If `message_type` is `sms`, short links to each URL will be appended to the end of the content (separated by a new line). By default, each file must have a https:// or http:// URL, which requires the file to be uploaded somewhere that is accessible via the internet. For media files that are not already accessible via the internet, the media_urls parameter also supports data URIs with the file data encoded via Base64 (e.g. "data:image/png;base64,..."), with a maximum file size of 2 MB. To send media via data URIs, contact Telerivet to request enabling the data URIs feature for your project.
route_params	object, optional Route-specific parameters to use when sending the message. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending a message with that type of route.
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional Array of IDs of labels to add to the sent messages (maximum 5). Does not apply when `message_type`=`service`, since the labels are determined by the service itself.
timezone_id	string, optional TZ database timezone ID; see List of tz database time zones Wikipedia article. Default: project default timezone
end_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Time after which a recurring message will stop (not applicable to non-recurring scheduled messages)
end_time_offset	int, optional Number of seconds from now until the recurring message will stop
vars	object, optional Custom variables to set for this scheduled message, which will be copied to each message sent from this scheduled message

Return Type

ScheduledMessage

Example

var scheduled_msg = project.scheduleMessage({
    content: "Reminder!", 
    to_number: "+16505550234", 
    start_time_offset: 86400
});

project.queryScheduledMessages(options)

Queries scheduled messages within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

message_type	string, optional Filter scheduled messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by time_created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
next_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by next_time Allowed Modifiers: next_time[min], next_time[max], next_time[exists] (?)
relative_scheduled_id	string ID of RelativeScheduledMessage, optional Filter scheduled messages created for a relative scheduled message
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, next_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of ScheduledMessage

Example

cursor = project.queryScheduledMessages({
    message_type: "sms", 
    next_time: {'min': 1742421745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var scheduled_msg = cursor.next();
    // do something with scheduled_msg
}

scheduled_msg.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this scheduled message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var scheduled_msg = project.initScheduledMessageById(scheduled_msg_id);

scheduled_msg.content = "hello world!";
scheduled_msg.rrule = "COUNT=1";
scheduled_msg.timezone_id = "America/Los_Angeles";
scheduled_msg.route_id = "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa";
scheduled_msg.service_id = "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb";
scheduled_msg.start_time = 1395617516;
scheduled_msg.replace_variables = false;
scheduled_msg.vars.foo = "bar";
scheduled_msg.vars.baz = 42;
scheduled_msg.label_ids = ["LB4f3dac27154653e0"];
scheduled_msg.save();

scheduled_msg.delete()

Cancels this scheduled message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var scheduled_msg = project.initScheduledMessageById(scheduled_msg_id);

scheduled_msg.delete();

project.createRelativeScheduledMessage(options)

Creates a relative scheduled message. This allows scheduling messages on a different date for each contact, for example on their birthday, a certain number of days before an appointment, or a certain number of days after enrolling in a campaign.

Telerivet will automatically create a ScheduledMessage for each contact matching a RelativeScheduledMessage.

Relative scheduled messages can be created for a group or an individual contact, although dynamic groups are not supported. Only one of the parameters group_id, to_number, and contact_id should be provided.

With message_type=service, schedules an automated service (such as a poll). Any service that can be triggered for a contact can be scheduled via this method, whether or not the service actually sends a message.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

message_type	string, optional Type of message to send Possible Values: text, sms, mms, call, chat, service Default: text
content	string, required if sending text message Content of the message to schedule
group_id	string ID of Group, optional ID of the group to send the message to. Dynamic groups are not supported.
to_number	string, optional Phone number to send the message to
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact to send the message to
time_of_day	string, required Time of day when scheduled messages will be sent in HH:MM format (with hours from 00 to 23)
timezone_id	string, optional TZ database timezone ID; see List of tz database time zones Wikipedia article. Default: project default timezone
date_variable	string, required Custom contact variable storing date or date/time values relative to which messages will be scheduled.
offset_scale	string, optional The type of interval (day/week/month/year) that will be used to adjust the scheduled date relative to the date stored in the contact's date_variable, when offset_count is non-zero (D=day, W=week, M=month, Y=year) Possible Values: D, W, M, Y Default: D
offset_count	int, optional The number of days/weeks/months/years to adjust the date of the scheduled message relative relative to the date stored in the custom contact variable identified by the date_variable parameter. May be positive, negative, or zero. Default: 0
rrule	string, optional A recurrence rule describing the how the schedule repeats, e.g. 'FREQ=MONTHLY' or 'FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=2'; see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2445#section-4.3.10. (UNTIL is ignored; use end_time parameter instead). Default: COUNT=1 (one-time scheduled message, does not repeat)
route_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone or route to send the message from Default: default sender route ID
service_id	string ID of Service, required if message_type is service Service to invoke for each recipient (when `message_type` is `call` or `service`)
audio_url	string, optional The URL of an MP3 file to play when the contact answers the call (when `message_type` is `call`). If `audio_url` is provided, the text-to-speech voice is not used to say `content`, although you can optionally use `content` to indicate the script for the audio. For best results, use an MP3 file containing only speech. Music is not recommended because the audio quality will be low when played over a phone line.
tts_lang	string, optional The language of the text-to-speech voice (when `message_type` is `call`) Possible Values: en-US, en-GB, en-GB-WLS, en-AU, en-IN, da-DK, nl-NL, fr-FR, fr-CA, de-DE, is-IS, it-IT, pl-PL, pt-BR, pt-PT, ru-RU, es-ES, es-US, sv-SE Default: en-US
tts_voice	string, optional The name of the text-to-speech voice (when message_type=call) Possible Values: female, male Default: female
track_clicks	boolean, optional If true, URLs in the message content will automatically be replaced with unique short URLs. Default: false
short_link_params	object, optional If `track_clicks` is true, `short_link_params` may be used to specify custom parameters for each short link in the message. The following parameters are supported: `domain` (string): A custom short domain name to use for the short links. The domain name must already be registered for your project or organization. `expiration_sec` (integer): The number of seconds after the message is created (queued to send) when the short links will stop forwarding to the destination URL. If null, the short links will not expire.
replace_variables	bool, optional Set to true to evaluate variables like [[contact.name]] in message content Default: false
media_urls	array, optional URLs of media files to attach to the text message. If `message_type` is `sms`, short links to each URL will be appended to the end of the content (separated by a new line). By default, each file must have a https:// or http:// URL, which requires the file to be uploaded somewhere that is accessible via the internet. For media files that are not already accessible via the internet, the media_urls parameter also supports data URIs with the file data encoded via Base64 (e.g. "data:image/png;base64,..."), with a maximum file size of 2 MB. To send media via data URIs, contact Telerivet to request enabling the data URIs feature for your project.
route_params	object, optional Route-specific parameters to use when sending the message. The parameters object may have keys matching the `phone_type` field of a phone (basic route) that may be used to send the message. The corresponding value is an object with route-specific parameters to use when sending a message with that type of route.
label_ids	array of string IDs of Label, optional Array of IDs of labels to add to the sent messages (maximum 5). Does not apply when `message_type`=`service`, since the labels are determined by the service itself.
end_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Time after which a recurring message will stop (not applicable to non-recurring scheduled messages)
end_time_offset	int, optional Number of seconds from now until the recurring message will stop
vars	object, optional Custom variables to set for this relative scheduled message, which will be copied to each message sent from this scheduled message

Return Type

RelativeScheduledMessage

Example

var rel_scheduled_msg = project.createRelativeScheduledMessage({
    content: "Hi [[contact.name]], just following up!", 
    group_id: "GC123123123123123123", 
    time_of_day: "15:07", 
    date_variable: "date", 
    offset_scale: "D", 
    offset_count: 3, 
    rrule: "FREQ=MONTHLY", 
    replace_variables: true
});

project.queryRelativeScheduledMessages(options)

Queries relative scheduled messages within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

message_type	string, optional Filter relative scheduled messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter relative scheduled messages by time_created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter relative scheduled messages sent to a group
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional Filter relative scheduled messages sent to an individual contact
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of RelativeScheduledMessage

Example

cursor = project.queryRelativeScheduledMessages({
    message_type: "sms"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var rel_scheduled_msg = cursor.next();
    // do something with rel_scheduled_msg
}

rel_scheduled_msg.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this relative scheduled message.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var rel_scheduled_msg = project.initRelativeScheduledMessageById(rel_scheduled_msg_id);

rel_scheduled_msg.content = "hello world!";
rel_scheduled_msg.time_of_day = "15:07";
rel_scheduled_msg.date_variable = "date";
rel_scheduled_msg.offset_scale = "D";
rel_scheduled_msg.offset_count = 3;
rel_scheduled_msg.rrule = "COUNT=1";
rel_scheduled_msg.timezone_id = "America/Los_Angeles";
rel_scheduled_msg.route_id = "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa";
rel_scheduled_msg.service_id = "SV3d246818d0e3d1fb";
rel_scheduled_msg.replace_variables = false;
rel_scheduled_msg.vars.foo = "bar";
rel_scheduled_msg.vars.baz = 42;
rel_scheduled_msg.label_ids = ["LB4f3dac27154653e0"];
rel_scheduled_msg.save();

rel_scheduled_msg.delete()

Deletes this relative scheduled message and any associated scheduled messages.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var rel_scheduled_msg = project.initRelativeScheduledMessageById(rel_scheduled_msg_id);

rel_scheduled_msg.delete();

project.getScheduledMessageById(id)

Retrieves the scheduled message with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the scheduled message

Return Type

ScheduledMessage

Example

var scheduled_msg = project.getScheduledMessageById(scheduled_msg_id);

project.initScheduledMessageById(id)

Initializes the scheduled message with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the scheduled message

Return Type

ScheduledMessage

Example

var scheduled_msg = project.initScheduledMessageById(scheduled_msg_id);

project.getRelativeScheduledMessageById(id)

Retrieves the scheduled message with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the relative scheduled message

Return Type

RelativeScheduledMessage

Example

var rel_scheduled_msg = project.getRelativeScheduledMessageById(rel_scheduled_msg_id);

project.initRelativeScheduledMessageById(id)

Initializes the relative scheduled message with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the relative scheduled message

Return Type

RelativeScheduledMessage

Example

var rel_scheduled_msg = project.initRelativeScheduledMessageById(rel_scheduled_msg_id);

Contacts

Object Type: Contact

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the contact	read-only
name	string Name of the contact	updatable
phone_number	string Phone number of the contact	updatable
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the contact was added in Telerivet	read-only
time_updated	UNIX timestamp Time the contact was last updated in Telerivet	read-only
send_blocked	bool True if Telerivet is blocked from sending messages to this contact	updatable
conversation_status	string Current status of the conversation with this contact Possible Values: closed, active, handled	updatable
last_message_time	UNIX timestamp Last time the contact sent or received a message (null if no messages have been sent or received)	read-only
last_incoming_message_time	UNIX timestamp Last time a message was received from this contact	read-only
last_outgoing_message_time	UNIX timestamp Last time a message was sent to this contact	read-only
message_count	int Total number of non-deleted messages sent to or received from this contact	read-only
incoming_message_count	int Number of messages received from this contact	read-only
outgoing_message_count	int Number of messages sent to this contact	read-only
last_message_id	string ID of Message ID of the last message sent to or received from this contact (null if no messages have been sent or received)	read-only
default_route_id	string ID of Phone ID of the basic route (phone) or custom route that Telerivet will use by default to send messages to this contact (null if using project default route)	updatable
group_ids	array of strings List of IDs of groups that this contact belongs to	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this contact. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this contact belongs to	read-only
url	string URL to this contact in the Telerivet web app	read-only

Example

[object Contact] JSON: {
 "id": "CTa1299c3d0e371023",
 "name": "John Smith",
 "phone_number": "+16505550123",
 "time_created": 1390348075,
 "time_updated": 1390348099,
 "send_blocked": false,
 "conversation_status": "active",
 "last_message_time": 1395881121,
 "last_incoming_message_time": 1395881121,
 "last_outgoing_message_time": 1395881032,
 "message_count": 13,
 "incoming_message_count": 2,
 "outgoing_message_count": 11,
 "last_message_id": "SM97f47ac232df154d",
 "default_route_id": null,
 "group_ids": [
  "CGb0b7201b222fa609",
  "CG5f5ff672ebdd6766"
 ],
 "vars": {
  "email": "jsmith@example.com",
  "birthdate": "1953-01-05"
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "url": "https://telerivet.com/p/asdf/contact/CTa1299c3d0e371023"
}

project.getOrCreateContact(options)

Retrieves OR creates and possibly updates a contact by name or phone number.

If a phone number is provided, by default, Telerivet will search for an existing contact with that phone number (including suffix matches to allow finding contacts with phone numbers in a different format). If a phone number is not provided but a name is provided, Telerivet will search for a contact with that exact name (case insensitive). This behavior can be modified by setting the lookup_key parameter to look up a contact by another field, including a custom variable.

If no existing contact is found, a new contact will be created.

Then that contact will be updated with any parameters provided (name, phone_number, vars, default_route_id, send_blocked, add_group_ids, remove_group_ids).

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Name of the contact
phone_number	string, optional Phone number of the contact
lookup_key	string, optional The field used to search for a matching contact, or 'none' to always create a new contact. To search by a custom variable, precede the variable name with 'vars.'. Possible Values: phone_number, name, id, vars.variable_name, none Default: phone_number
send_blocked	bool, optional True if Telerivet is blocked from sending messages to this contact
default_route_id	string ID of Route, optional ID of the route to use by default to send messages to this contact
add_group_ids	array of string IDs of Group, optional ID of one or more groups to add this contact as a member (max 20)
id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of an existing contact (only used if `lookup_key` is 'id')
remove_group_ids	array of string IDs of Group, optional ID of one or more groups to remove this contact as a member (max 20)
vars	object, optional Custom variables and values to update on the contact. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.

Return Type

Contact

Example

var contact = project.getOrCreateContact({
    name: "John Smith", 
    phone_number: "5550123", 
    add_group_ids: ["CG37f46ac132ef1542", "CG47f46ac232ee0123"], 
    vars: {'email': "jsmith@example.com", 'birthdate': "1953-01-04", 'your_id': "12942938"}
});

project.queryContacts(options)

Queries contacts within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter contacts within a group
name	string, optional Filter contacts by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
phone_number	string, optional Filter contacts by phone number Allowed Modifiers: phone_number[ne], phone_number[prefix], phone_number[not_prefix], phone_number[gte], phone_number[gt], phone_number[lt], phone_number[lte], phone_number[exists] (?)
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by time created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
last_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was sent or received Allowed Modifiers: last_message_time[min], last_message_time[max], last_message_time[exists] (?)
last_incoming_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was received Allowed Modifiers: last_incoming_message_time[min], last_incoming_message_time[max], last_incoming_message_time[exists] (?)
last_outgoing_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was sent Allowed Modifiers: last_outgoing_message_time[min], last_outgoing_message_time[max], last_outgoing_message_time[exists] (?)
incoming_message_count	int, optional Filter contacts by number of messages received from the contact Allowed Modifiers: incoming_message_count[ne], incoming_message_count[min], incoming_message_count[max] (?)
outgoing_message_count	int, optional Filter contacts by number of messages sent to the contact Allowed Modifiers: outgoing_message_count[ne], outgoing_message_count[min], outgoing_message_count[max] (?)
send_blocked	bool, optional Filter contacts by blocked status
vars	object, optional Filter contacts by value of a custom variable (e.g. vars[email], vars[foo], etc.) Allowed Modifiers: vars[foo][ne], vars[foo][prefix], vars[foo][not_prefix], vars[foo][gte], vars[foo][gt], vars[foo][lt], vars[foo][lte], vars[foo][min], vars[foo][max], vars[foo][exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name, phone_number, last_message_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Contact

Example

cursor = project.queryContacts({
    name: {'prefix': "John"}, 
    last_message_time: {'min': 1734645745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var contact = cursor.next();
    // do something with contact
}

project.importContacts(options)

Creates and/or updates up to 200 contacts in a single API call. When creating or updating a large number of contacts, this method is significantly faster than sending a separate API request for each contact.

By default, if the phone number for any contact matches an existing contact, the existing contact will be updated with any information provided. This behavior can be modified by setting the lookup_key parameter to look up contacts by another field, including a custom variable.

If any contact was not found matching the provided lookup_key, a new contact will be created.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

contacts	array, required Array of up to 200 objects which may contain the properties `name` (string), `phone_number` (string), `vars` (object), and `send_blocked` (boolean). All properties are optional, unless used as a lookup key; however, either a `name` or `phone_number` property must be provided for new contacts.
lookup_key	string, optional The field used to search for a matching contact, or 'none' to always create a new contact. To search by a custom variable, precede the variable name with 'vars.'. Possible Values: phone_number, id, vars.variable_name, none Default: phone_number
add_group_ids	array of string IDs of Group, optional ID of one or more groups to add these contacts as members (max 5)
remove_group_ids	array of string IDs of Group, optional ID of one or more groups to remove these contacts as members (max 5)
default_route_id	string ID of Route, optional ID of the route to use by default to send messages to these contacts

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

contacts

array

List of objects representing each contact, with the same length and order as provided in the contacts parameter in the API request. Each object has a string id property.

Example

var res = project.importContacts({
    contacts: [{'name': "John Smith", 'phone_number': "5550123"}, {'name': "Jane Doe", 'phone_number': "5550124", 'vars': {'foo': "bar", 'baz': 12}}], 
    add_group_ids: ["CG37f46ac132ef1542", "CG47f46ac232ee0123"]
});

contact.delete()

Deletes this contact.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

contact.delete();

project.getContactFields()

Gets a list of all custom fields defined for contacts in this project. The return value is an array of objects with the properties 'name', 'variable', 'type', 'order', 'readonly', and 'lookup_key'. (Fields are automatically created any time a Contact's 'vars' property is updated.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

array

Example

project.getContactFields();

project.initContactById(id)

Initializes the Telerivet contact with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the contact

Return Type

Contact

Example

var contact = project.initContactById(contact_id);

project.getContactById(id)

Retrieves the contact with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the contact

Return Type

Contact

Example

var contact = project.getContactById(contact_id);

contact.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this contact.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

contact.name = "John Smith";
contact.phone_number = "+16505550123";
contact.send_blocked = false;
contact.conversation_status = "active";
contact.vars.email = "jsmith@example.com";
contact.vars.birthdate = "1953-01-05";
contact.save();

contact.queryMessages(options)

Queries messages sent or received by this contact.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

direction	string, optional Filter messages by direction Possible Values: incoming, outgoing
message_type	string, optional Filter messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
source	string, optional Filter messages by source Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration
starred	bool, optional Filter messages by starred/unstarred
status	string, optional Filter messages by status Possible Values: ignored, processing, received, sent, queued, failed, failed_queued, cancelled, delivered, not_delivered, read
time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created before a particular time
external_id	string, optional Filter messages by ID from an external provider Allowed Modifiers: external_id[ne], external_id[exists] (?)
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact who sent/received the message Allowed Modifiers: contact_id[ne], contact_id[exists] (?)
phone_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone (basic route) that sent/received the message
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast, optional ID of the broadcast containing the message Allowed Modifiers: broadcast_id[ne], broadcast_id[exists] (?)
scheduled_id	string ID of ScheduledMessage, optional ID of the scheduled message that created this message Allowed Modifiers: scheduled_id[ne], scheduled_id[exists] (?)
group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter messages sent or received by contacts in a particular group. The group must be a normal group, not a dynamic group.
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

Example

cursor = contact.queryMessages({
    direction: "incoming", 
    message_type: "sms"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var message = cursor.next();
    // do something with message
}

contact.removeFromGroup(group)

Removes this contact from a group.

Arguments

group

Group, required

Return Type

undefined

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

contact.removeFromGroup(group);

contact.addToGroup(group)

Adds this contact to a group.

Arguments

group

Group, required

Return Type

undefined

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

contact.addToGroup(group);

contact.isInGroup(group)

Returns true if this contact is in a particular group, false otherwise.

Arguments

group

Group, required

Return Type

bool

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

contact.isInGroup(group);

contact.queryServiceStates(options)

Queries this contact's current states for any service

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

id	string, optional Filter states by id Allowed Modifiers: id[ne], id[prefix], id[not_prefix], id[gte], id[gt], id[lt], id[lte] (?)
vars	object, optional Filter states by value of a custom variable (e.g. vars[email], vars[foo], etc.) Allowed Modifiers: vars[foo][ne], vars[foo][prefix], vars[foo][not_prefix], vars[foo][gte], vars[foo][gt], vars[foo][lt], vars[foo][lte], vars[foo][min], vars[foo][max], vars[foo][exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of ContactServiceState

Example

cursor = contact.queryServiceStates({
    id: "q1"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var state = cursor.next();
    // do something with state
}

contact.queryDataRows(options)

Queries data rows associated with this contact (in any data table).

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter data rows by the time they were created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of DataRow

Example

cursor = contact.queryDataRows();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var row = cursor.next();
    // do something with row
}

contact.queryScheduledMessages(options)

Queries messages scheduled to this contact (not including messages scheduled to groups that this contact is a member of)

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

message_type	string, optional Filter scheduled messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by time_created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
next_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by next_time Allowed Modifiers: next_time[min], next_time[max], next_time[exists] (?)
relative_scheduled_id	string ID of RelativeScheduledMessage, optional Filter scheduled messages created for a relative scheduled message
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, next_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of ScheduledMessage

Example

cursor = contact.queryScheduledMessages({
    message_type: "sms", 
    next_time: {'min': 1742421745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var scheduled_msg = cursor.next();
    // do something with scheduled_msg
}

contact.queryGroups(options)

Queries groups for which this contact is a member.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter groups by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
dynamic	bool, optional Filter groups by dynamic/non-dynamic
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Group

Example

cursor = contact.queryGroups();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var group = cursor.next();
    // do something with group
}

project.setContactFieldMetadata(variable, options)

Allows customizing how a custom contact field is displayed in the Telerivet web app.

The variable path parameter can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _, and may be up to 32 characters in length.

Arguments

variable	string, required The variable name of the field to create or update.
options	object, required

Options

name	string, max 64 characters, optional Display name for the field
type	int, optional Field type Possible Values: text, long_text, secret, phone_number, email, url, audio, date, date_time, number, boolean, checkbox, select, radio, route
order	int, optional Order in which to display the field
items	array, required if type is `select` Array of up to 100 objects containing `value` and `label` string properties to show in the dropdown list when type is `select`. Each `value` and `label` must be between 1 and 256 characters in length.
readonly	bool, optional Set to true to prevent editing the field in the Telerivet web app
lookup_key	bool, optional Set to true to allow using this field as a lookup key when importing contacts via the Telerivet web app
show_on_conversation	bool, optional Set to true to show field on Conversations tab

Return Type

object

Example

project.setContactFieldMetadata("age", {
    name: "Age", 
    type: "number", 
    order: 2
});

Routes

Object Type: Phone

Represents a basic route (i.e. a phone or gateway) that you use to send/receive messages via Telerivet.

Basic Routes were formerly referred to as "Phones" within Telerivet. API methods, parameters, and properties related to Basic Routes continue to use the term "Phone" to maintain backwards compatibility.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the phone	read-only
name	string Name of the phone	updatable
phone_number	string Phone number or sender ID	updatable
phone_type	string Type of this phone/route (e.g. android, twilio, nexmo, etc)	read-only
country	string 2-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) where phone is from	read-only
send_paused	bool True if sending messages is currently paused, false if the phone can currently send messages	updatable
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the phone was created in Telerivet	read-only
last_active_time	UNIX timestamp Approximate time this phone last connected to Telerivet	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this phone. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this phone belongs to	read-only
battery	int Current battery level, on a scale from 0 to 100, as of the last time the phone connected to Telerivet (only present for Android phones)	read-only
charging	bool True if the phone is currently charging, false if it is running on battery, as of the last time it connected to Telerivet (only present for Android phones)	read-only
internet_type	string String describing the current type of internet connectivity for an Android phone, for example WIFI or MOBILE (only present for Android phones)	read-only
app_version	string Currently installed version of Telerivet Android app (only present for Android phones)	read-only
android_sdk	int Android SDK level, indicating the approximate version of the Android OS installed on this phone; see list of Android SDK levels (only present for Android phones)	read-only
mccmnc	string Code indicating the Android phone's current country (MCC) and mobile network operator (MNC); see Mobile country code Wikipedia article (only present for Android phones). Note this is a string containing numeric digits, not an integer.	read-only
manufacturer	string Android phone manufacturer (only present for Android phones)	read-only
model	string Android phone model (only present for Android phones)	read-only
send_limit	int Maximum number of SMS messages per hour that can be sent by this Android phone. To increase this limit, install additional SMS expansion packs in the Telerivet Gateway app. (only present for Android phones)	read-only
url	string URL to this phone in the Telerivet web app	read-only

Example

[object Phone] JSON: {
 "id": "PN4d246818d0ecd1fa",
 "name": "Android Phone 1",
 "phone_number": "+16505550001",
 "phone_type": "android",
 "country": "TZ",
 "send_paused": false,
 "time_created": 1390343779,
 "last_active_time": 1390353800,
 "vars": {
  "foo": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "battery": 95,
 "charging": false,
 "internet_type": "WIFI",
 "app_version": "3.1.17",
 "android_sdk": 17,
 "mccmnc": "23203",
 "manufacturer": "LGE",
 "model": "Nexus 4",
 "send_limit": 900,
 "url": "https://telerivet.com/p/asdf/phone/PN4d246818d0ecd1fa"
}

Object Type: Route

Represents a custom route that can be used to send messages via one or more basic routes (phones).

Custom Routes were formerly referred to simply as "Routes" within Telerivet. API methods, parameters, and properties related to Custom Routes continue to use the term "Route" to maintain backwards compatibility.

Custom routing rules can currently only be configured via Telerivet's web UI.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters Telerivet's internal ID for the route	read-only
name	string The name of the route	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this route. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this route belongs to	read-only

Example

[object Route] JSON: {
 "id": "RTed8af84c2679ac09",
 "name": "Custom Route",
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.queryPhones(options)

Queries basic routes within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter phones by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
phone_number	string, optional Filter phones by phone number Allowed Modifiers: phone_number[ne], phone_number[prefix], phone_number[not_prefix], phone_number[gte], phone_number[gt], phone_number[lt], phone_number[lte] (?)
last_active_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter phones by last active time Allowed Modifiers: last_active_time[min], last_active_time[max], last_active_time[exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name, phone_number Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Phone

Example

cursor = project.queryPhones();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var phone = cursor.next();
    // do something with phone
}

project.getPhoneById(id)

Retrieves the basic route with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the phone - see https://telerivet.com/dashboard/api

Return Type

Phone

Example

var phone = project.getPhoneById(phone_id);

project.initPhoneById(id)

Initializes the basic route with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the phone - see https://telerivet.com/dashboard/api

Return Type

Phone

Example

var phone = project.initPhoneById(phone_id);

project.queryRoutes(options)

Queries custom routes that can be used to send messages (not including Phones).

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter routes by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Route

Example

cursor = project.queryRoutes();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var route = cursor.next();
    // do something with route
}

project.getRouteById(id)

Gets a custom route by ID

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the route

Return Type

Route

Example

var route = project.getRouteById(route_id);

project.initRouteById(id)

Initializes a custom route by ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the route

Return Type

Route

Example

var route = project.initRouteById(route_id);

phone.queryMessages(options)

Queries messages sent or received by this basic route.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

direction	string, optional Filter messages by direction Possible Values: incoming, outgoing
message_type	string, optional Filter messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
source	string, optional Filter messages by source Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration
starred	bool, optional Filter messages by starred/unstarred
status	string, optional Filter messages by status Possible Values: ignored, processing, received, sent, queued, failed, failed_queued, cancelled, delivered, not_delivered, read
time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created before a particular time
external_id	string, optional Filter messages by ID from an external provider Allowed Modifiers: external_id[ne], external_id[exists] (?)
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact who sent/received the message Allowed Modifiers: contact_id[ne], contact_id[exists] (?)
phone_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone (basic route) that sent/received the message
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast, optional ID of the broadcast containing the message Allowed Modifiers: broadcast_id[ne], broadcast_id[exists] (?)
scheduled_id	string ID of ScheduledMessage, optional ID of the scheduled message that created this message Allowed Modifiers: scheduled_id[ne], scheduled_id[exists] (?)
group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter messages sent or received by contacts in a particular group. The group must be a normal group, not a dynamic group.
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

Example

cursor = phone.queryMessages({
    direction: "incoming", 
    message_type: "sms"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var message = cursor.next();
    // do something with message
}

phone.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this basic route.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

phone.name = "Android Phone 1";
phone.phone_number = "+16505550001";
phone.send_paused = false;
phone.vars.foo = 42;
phone.save();

route.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this custom route.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var route = project.initRouteById(route_id);

route.name = "Custom Route";
route.vars.foo = "bar";
route.vars.baz = 42;
route.save();

Services

Object Type: Service

Represents an automated service on Telerivet, for example a poll, auto-reply, webhook service, etc.

A service, generally, defines some automated behavior that can be invoked/triggered in a particular context, and may be invoked either manually or when a particular event occurs.

Most commonly, services work in the context of a particular message, when the message is originally received by Telerivet.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the service	read-only
name	string Name of the service	updatable
service_type	string Type of the service.	read-only
active	bool Whether the service is active or inactive. Inactive services are not automatically triggered and cannot be invoked via the API.	updatable
priority	int A number that determines the order that services are triggered when a particular event occurs (smaller numbers are triggered first). Any service can determine whether or not execution "falls-through" to subsequent services (with larger priority values) by setting the return_value variable within Telerivet's Rules Engine.	updatable
contexts	object A key/value map where the keys are the names of contexts supported by this service (e.g. message, contact), and the values are themselves key/value maps where the keys are event names and the values are all true. (This structure makes it easy to test whether a service can be invoked for a particular context and event.)	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this service. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this service belongs to	read-only
response_table_id	string ID of DataTable ID of the data table where responses to this service will be stored	updatable
phone_ids	string IDs of phones (basic routes) associated with this service, or null if the service is associated with all routes. Only applies for service types that handle incoming messages, voice calls, or USSD sessions.	updatable
apply_mode	string If apply_mode is `unhandled`, the service will not be triggered if another service has already handled the incoming message. If apply_mode is `always`, the service will always be triggered regardless of other services. Only applies to services that handle incoming messages. Possible Values: always, unhandled	updatable
contact_number_filter	string If contact_number_filter is `long_number`, this service will only be triggered if the contact phone number has at least 7 digits (ignoring messages from shortcodes and alphanumeric senders). If contact_number_filter is `all`, the service will be triggered for all contact phone numbers. Only applies to services that handle incoming messages. Possible Values: long_number, all	updatable
show_action	bool Whether this service is shown in the 'Actions' menu within the Telerivet web app when the service is active. Only provided for service types that are manually triggered.	updatable
direction	string Determines whether the service handles incoming voice calls, outgoing voice calls, or both. Only applies to services that handle voice calls. Possible Values: incoming, outgoing, both	updatable
webhook_url	string URL that a third-party can invoke to trigger this service. Only provided for services that are triggered by a webhook request.	read-only

Example

[object Service] JSON: {
 "id": "SVee45c8ae4e32889a",
 "name": "Poll Service",
 "service_type": "messaging_poll",
 "active": true,
 "priority": 1,
 "contexts": {
  "message": {
   "incoming_message": true
  },
  "contact": {
   "default": true
  }
 },
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "response_table_id": "DTf9fe14d9c306aed9",
 "phone_ids": null,
 "apply_mode": null,
 "contact_number_filter": null,
 "show_action": null,
 "direction": null,
 "webhook_url": null
}

Object Type: ContactServiceState

Represents the current state of a particular contact for a particular Telerivet service.

Some automated services (including polls) are 'stateful'. For polls, Telerivet needs to keep track of which question the contact is currently answering, and stores store the ID of each contact's current question (e.g. 'q1' or 'q2') as the ID of the contact's state for the poll service. Any type of conversation-like service will also need to store state for each contact.

For this type of entity, the 'id' field is NOT a read-only unique ID (unlike all other types of entities). Instead it is an arbitrary string that identifies the contact's current state within your poll/conversation; many contacts may have the same state ID, and it may change over time. Additional custom fields may be stored in the 'vars'.

Initially, the state 'id' for any contact is null. When saving the state, setting the 'id' to null is equivalent to resetting the state (so all 'vars' will be deleted); if you want to save custom variables, the state 'id' must be non-null.

Many Telerivet services are stateless, such as auto-replies or keyword-based services where the behavior only depends on the current message, and not any previous messages sent by the same contact. Telerivet doesn't store any state for contacts that interact with stateless services.

Attributes

id	string, max 63 characters Arbitrary string representing the contact's current state for this service, e.g. 'q1', 'q2', etc.	updatable
contact_id	string ID of Contact ID of the contact	read-only
service_id	string ID of Service ID of the service	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this contact/service state. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the state was first created in Telerivet	read-only
time_updated	UNIX timestamp Time the state was last updated in Telerivet	read-only
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this contact/service state belongs to	read-only

Example

[object ContactServiceState] JSON: {
 "id": "q1",
 "contact_id": "CTa1299c3d0e371023",
 "service_id": "SVee45c8ae4e32889a",
 "vars": {
  "q1": "yes",
  "q2": "no"
 },
 "time_created": 1395617416,
 "time_updated": 1395617440,
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

service.invoke(options)

Manually invoke this service in a particular context.

For example, to send a poll to a particular contact (or resend the current question), you can invoke the poll service with context=contact, and contact_id as the ID of the contact to send the poll to. (To trigger a service to multiple contacts, use project.sendBroadcast. To schedule a service in the future, use project.scheduleMessage.)

Or, to manually apply a service for an incoming message, you can invoke the service with context=message, event=incoming_message, and message_id as the ID of the incoming message. (This is normally not necessary, but could be used if you want to override Telerivet's standard priority-ordering of services.)

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

context	string, required The name of the context in which this service is invoked Possible Values: message, call, ussd_session, row, contact, project
event	string, optional The name of the event that is triggered (must be supported by this service) Default: default
message_id	string ID of Message, required if context is 'message' The ID of the message this service is triggered for
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional The ID of the contact this service is triggered for (either `contact_id` or `phone_number` is required if `context` is 'contact')
phone_number	string, optional The phone number of the contact this service is triggered for (either `contact_id` or `phone_number` is required if `context` is 'contact'). If no contact exists with this phone number, a new contact will be created.
variables	object, optional Object containing up to 25 temporary variable names and their corresponding values to set when invoking the service. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length. Arrays and objects are not supported. Within Custom Actions, each variable can be used like `[[$name]]` (with a leading `$` character and surrounded by double square brackets). Within a Cloud Script API service or JavaScript action, each variable will be available as a global JavaScript variable like `$name` (with a leading `$` character).
route_id	string, optional The ID of the phone or route that the service will use for sending messages by default
async	bool, optional If set to true, the service will be invoked asynchronously. By default, queued services will be invoked one at a time for each project.

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

return_value	any Return value of the service. May be any JSON type (boolean, number, string, array, object, or null). (Undefined if async=true.)
log_entries	array Array of log entry strings generated by the service. (Undefined if async=true.)
errors	array Array of error message strings generated by the service. (Undefined if async=true.)
sent_messages	array of objects Array of messages sent by the service.
airtime_transactions	array of objects Array of airtime transactions sent by the service (Undefined if async=true.)

Example

var otherService = project.initServiceById(service_id);

otherService.invoke({
    context: "contact", 
    contact_id: contact.id, 
    variables: {'first_name': "John", 'age': 30}
});

project.createService(options)

Creates a new automated service.

Only certain types of automated services can be created via the API. Other types of services can only be created via the web app.

Although Custom Actions services cannot be created directly via the API, they may be converted to a template, and then instances of the template can be created via this method with service_type=custom_template_instance. Converting a service to a template requires the Service Templates feature to be enabled for the organization.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

name

string, optional

Name of the service to create, which must be unique in the project. If a name is not provided, a unique default name will be generated.

service_type

string, required

Type of service to create. The following service types can be created via the API:

incoming_message_webhook
incoming_message_script
contact_script
message_script
data_row_script
webhook_script
voice_script
ussd_script
project_script
custom_template_instance

Other types of services can only be created via the web app.

config

object, required

Configuration specific to the service type.

incoming_message_webhook:

url	The webhook URL that will be triggered when an incoming message is received (string)
secret	Optional string that will be passed as the `secret` POST parameter to the webhook URL. (object)

incoming_message_script, contact_script, message_script, data_row_script, webhook_script, voice_script, ussd_script, project_script:

code	The JavaScript code to run when the service is triggered (max 100 KB). To run code longer than 100 KB, use a Cloud Script Module. (string)

custom_template_instance:

template_service_id	ID of the service template (string). The service template must be available to the current project or organization.
params	Key/value pairs for all service template parameters (object). If the values satisfy the validation rules specified in the service template, they will also be copied to the `vars` property of the service. Any values not associated with service template parameters will be ignored.

vars

string, optional

Custom variables and values to set for this service. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.

active

bool, optional

Whether the service is initially active or inactive. Inactive services are not automatically triggered and cannot be invoked via the API.

Default: true

response_table_id

string ID of DataTable, optional

ID of a data table where responses will be stored, or null to disable automatically storing responses. If the response_table_id parameter is not provided, a data table may automatically be created with the same name as the service if the service collects responses.

phone_ids

array of string IDs of Phone, optional

IDs of phones (basic routes) to associate with this service, or null to associate this service with all routes. Only applies for service types that handle incoming messages, voice calls, or USSD sessions.

message_types

array, optional

Types of messages that this service should handle. Only applies to services that handle incoming messages.

Possible Values: text, call, sms, mms, ussd_session, chat

show_action

bool, optional

Whether to show this service in the Actions menu within the Telerivet web app when the service is active. Only applies for service types that are manually triggered.

Default: true

contact_number_filter

string, optional

If contact_number_filter is long_number, this service will only be triggered if the contact phone number has at least 7 digits (ignoring messages from shortcodes and alphanumeric senders). If contact_number_filter is all, the service will be triggered for all contact phone numbers. Only applies to services that handle incoming messages.

Possible Values: long_number, all

Default: long_number

direction

string, optional

Determines whether the service handles incoming voice calls, outgoing voice calls, or both. Only applies to services that handle voice calls.

Possible Values: incoming, outgoing, both

Default: both

priority

int, optional

A number that determines the order that services are triggered when an event occurs (e.g. when an incoming message is received). Smaller numbers are triggered first. The priority is ignored for services that are triggered directly.

apply_mode

string, optional

If apply_mode is unhandled, the service will not be triggered if another service has already handled the incoming message. If apply_mode is always, the service will always be triggered regardless of other services. Only applies to services that handle incoming messages.

Possible Values: always, unhandled

Default: unhandled

Return Type

Service

Example

var service = project.createService({
    name: "Example Service", 
    service_type: "incoming_message_webhook", 
    config: {'url': "https://your-company.example.com/webhook", 'secret': "abcdefg123"}, 
    vars: {'example': 42}, 
    active: true
});

project.queryServices(options)

Queries services within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter services by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
active	bool, optional Filter services by active/inactive state
context	string, optional Filter services that can be invoked in a particular context Possible Values: message, call, ussd_session, row, contact, project
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, priority, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Service

Example

cursor = project.queryServices({
    active: true, 
    context: "message"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var service = cursor.next();
    // do something with service
}

project.getServiceById(id)

Retrieves the service with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the service

Return Type

Service

Example

var service = project.getServiceById(service_id);

project.initServiceById(id)

Initializes the service with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the service

Return Type

Service

Example

var service = project.initServiceById(service_id);

service.setConfig(options)

Updates configuration specific to the type of automated service.

Only certain types of services support updating their configuration via the API.

Note: when updating a service of type custom_template_instance, the validation script will be invoked when calling this method.

Arguments

options

object, required

Configuration for this service type. See project.createService for available configuration options.

Return Type

object

Example

service.setConfig({'url': "https://your-company.example.com/webhook", 'secret': "asdf123"});

service.getConfig()

Gets configuration specific to the type of automated service.

Only certain types of services provide their configuration via the API.

Arguments

None

Return Type

object

Example

service.getConfig();

service.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this service.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

service.name = "Poll Service";
service.active = true;
service.priority = 1;
service.vars.foo = "bar";
service.vars.baz = 42;
service.response_table_id = "DTf9fe14d9c306aed9";
service.save();

project.queryServiceLogs(options)

Queries service log entries associated with this project.

Note: Service logs are automatically deleted and no longer available via the API after approximately one month.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

service_id	string ID of Service, optional Filter logs generated by a particular service
message_id	string ID of Message, optional Filter service logs related to a particular message
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional Filter service logs related to a particular contact. Ignored if using the message_id parameter.
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter service logs by the time they were created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
execution_stats	bool, optional Show detailed execution stats for each log entry, if available.
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of object

Returned Item Properties

time_created	UNIX timestamp The time when the log entry was created
content	string The text logged
elapsed_ms	int Elapsed time in milliseconds, if available.
service_id	string ID of the service associated with this log entry. Not returned when querying log entries for a particular service.
message_id	string ID of the message associated with this log entry. Not returned when querying log entries for a particular message.
contact_id	string ID of the contact associated with this log entry. Not returned when querying log entries for a particular message or contact.
api_request_count	int The total number of API requests triggered via the Cloud Script API. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.)
api_request_ms	int The total execution time of all API requests triggered via the Cloud Script API. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.)
http_request_count	int The total number of external HTTP requests triggered via the Cloud Script API. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.)
http_request_ms	int The total execution time of all external HTTP requests triggered via the Cloud Script API. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.)
webhook_count	int The total number of Webhook API requests triggered. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.)
requests	array Details about each API request, external HTTP request, and Cloud Script Module loaded via the Cloud Script API. (Only provided if execution_stats=true.) Each item in the array has the following properties: type (string): `api_request`, `http_request`, or `module_load` resource (string): A string specific to the type of request. For module_load, this is the module path. For api_request, it contains the HTTP method, path, and query string. For http_request, it contains the HTTP method and URL. elapsed_ms (int): Number of milliseconds elapsed in fetching this resource status_code (int): Response status code, if available

Example

cursor = project.queryServiceLogs({
    execution_stats: true
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var obj = cursor.next();
    // do something with obj
}

service.queryContactStates(options)

Query the current states of contacts for this service.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

id	string, optional Filter states by id Allowed Modifiers: id[ne], id[prefix], id[not_prefix], id[gte], id[gt], id[lt], id[lte] (?)
vars	object, optional Filter states by value of a custom variable (e.g. vars[email], vars[foo], etc.) Allowed Modifiers: vars[foo][ne], vars[foo][prefix], vars[foo][not_prefix], vars[foo][gte], vars[foo][gt], vars[foo][lt], vars[foo][lte], vars[foo][min], vars[foo][max], vars[foo][exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of ContactServiceState

Example

cursor = service.queryContactStates({
    id: "q1"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var state = cursor.next();
    // do something with state
}

service.getContactState(contact)

Gets the current state for a particular contact for this service.

If the contact doesn't already have a state, this method will return a valid state object with id=null. However this object would not be returned by queryContactStates() unless it is saved with a non-null state id.

Arguments

contact

Contact, required

The contact whose state you want to retrieve.

Return Type

ContactServiceState

Example


var state = service.getContactState(contact);

service.setContactState(contact, options)

Initializes or updates the current state for a particular contact for the given service. If the state id is null, the contact's state will be reset.

Arguments

contact	Contact, required The contact whose state you want to update.
options	object, required

Options

id	string, max 63 characters, required Arbitrary string representing the contact's current state for this service, e.g. 'q1', 'q2', etc.
vars	object, optional Custom variables stored for this contact's state. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.

Return Type

ContactServiceState

Example


var state = service.setContactState(contact, {
    id: "q1", 
    vars: {'foo': "bar"}
});

service.resetContactState(contact)

Resets the current state for a particular contact for the given service.

Arguments

contact

Contact, required

The contact whose state you want to reset.

Return Type

ContactServiceState

Example


var state = service.resetContactState(contact);

service.delete()

Deletes this service.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

service.delete();

Labels

Object Type: Label

Represents a label used to organize messages within Telerivet.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the label	read-only
name	string Name of the label	updatable
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the label was created in Telerivet	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this label. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this label belongs to	read-only

Example

[object Label] JSON: {
 "id": "LB4f3dac27154653e0",
 "name": "Important",
 "time_created": 1392254503,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.queryLabels(options)

Queries labels within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter labels by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Label

Example

cursor = project.queryLabels();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var label = cursor.next();
    // do something with label
}

project.getOrCreateLabel(name)

Gets or creates a label by name.

Arguments

name	string, required Name of the label

Return Type

Label

Example

var label = project.getOrCreateLabel("Important");

project.getLabelById(id)

Retrieves the label with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the label

Return Type

Label

Example

var label = project.getLabelById(label_id);

project.initLabelById(id)

Initializes the label with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the label

Return Type

Label

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

label.queryMessages(options)

Queries messages with the given label.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

direction	string, optional Filter messages by direction Possible Values: incoming, outgoing
message_type	string, optional Filter messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
source	string, optional Filter messages by source Possible Values: phone, provider, web, api, service, webhook, scheduled, integration
starred	bool, optional Filter messages by starred/unstarred
status	string, optional Filter messages by status Possible Values: ignored, processing, received, sent, queued, failed, failed_queued, cancelled, delivered, not_delivered, read
time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter messages created before a particular time
external_id	string, optional Filter messages by ID from an external provider Allowed Modifiers: external_id[ne], external_id[exists] (?)
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact who sent/received the message Allowed Modifiers: contact_id[ne], contact_id[exists] (?)
phone_id	string ID of Phone, optional ID of the phone (basic route) that sent/received the message
broadcast_id	string ID of Broadcast, optional ID of the broadcast containing the message Allowed Modifiers: broadcast_id[ne], broadcast_id[exists] (?)
scheduled_id	string ID of ScheduledMessage, optional ID of the scheduled message that created this message Allowed Modifiers: scheduled_id[ne], scheduled_id[exists] (?)
group_id	string ID of Group, optional Filter messages sent or received by contacts in a particular group. The group must be a normal group, not a dynamic group.
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

cursor = label.queryMessages({
    direction: "incoming", 
    message_type: "sms"
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var message = cursor.next();
    // do something with message
}

label.save()

Saves any fields that have changed for the label.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

label.name = "Important";
label.vars.foo = "bar";
label.vars.baz = 42;
label.save();

label.delete()

Deletes the given label (Note: no messages are deleted.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var label = project.initLabelById(label_id);

label.delete();

Groups

Object Type: Group

Represents a group used to organize contacts within Telerivet.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the group	read-only
name	string Name of the group	updatable
dynamic	bool Whether this is a dynamic or normal group	read-only
num_members	int Number of contacts in the group (null if the group is dynamic)	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the group was created in Telerivet	read-only
allow_sending	bool True if messages can be sent to this group, false otherwise.	updatable
add_time_variable	string Variable name of a custom contact field that will automatically be set to the current date/time on any contact that is added to the group. This variable will only be set if the contact does not already have a value for this variable.	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this group. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this group belongs to	read-only

Example

[object Group] JSON: {
 "id": "CGb0b7201b222fa609",
 "name": "Subscribers",
 "dynamic": false,
 "num_members": 142,
 "time_created": 1390343845,
 "allow_sending": null,
 "add_time_variable": "subscription_time",
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.queryGroups(options)

Queries groups within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter groups by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
dynamic	bool, optional Filter groups by dynamic/non-dynamic
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Group

Example

cursor = project.queryGroups();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var group = cursor.next();
    // do something with group
}

project.getOrCreateGroup(name)

Retrieves or creates a group by name.

Arguments

name	string, required Name of the group

Return Type

Group

Example

var group = project.getOrCreateGroup("Subscribers");

project.getGroupById(id)

Retrieves the group with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the group

Return Type

Group

Example

var group = project.getGroupById(group_id);

project.initGroupById(id)

Initializes the group with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the group

Return Type

Group

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

group.queryContacts(options)

Queries contacts that are members of the given group.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter contacts by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
phone_number	string, optional Filter contacts by phone number Allowed Modifiers: phone_number[ne], phone_number[prefix], phone_number[not_prefix], phone_number[gte], phone_number[gt], phone_number[lt], phone_number[lte], phone_number[exists] (?)
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by time created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
last_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was sent or received Allowed Modifiers: last_message_time[min], last_message_time[max], last_message_time[exists] (?)
last_incoming_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was received Allowed Modifiers: last_incoming_message_time[min], last_incoming_message_time[max], last_incoming_message_time[exists] (?)
last_outgoing_message_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter contacts by last time a message was sent Allowed Modifiers: last_outgoing_message_time[min], last_outgoing_message_time[max], last_outgoing_message_time[exists] (?)
incoming_message_count	int, optional Filter contacts by number of messages received from the contact Allowed Modifiers: incoming_message_count[ne], incoming_message_count[min], incoming_message_count[max] (?)
outgoing_message_count	int, optional Filter contacts by number of messages sent to the contact Allowed Modifiers: outgoing_message_count[ne], outgoing_message_count[min], outgoing_message_count[max] (?)
send_blocked	bool, optional Filter contacts by blocked status
vars	object, optional Filter contacts by value of a custom variable (e.g. vars[email], vars[foo], etc.) Allowed Modifiers: vars[foo][ne], vars[foo][prefix], vars[foo][not_prefix], vars[foo][gte], vars[foo][gt], vars[foo][lt], vars[foo][lte], vars[foo][min], vars[foo][max], vars[foo][exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name, phone_number, last_message_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Contact

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

cursor = group.queryContacts({
    name: {'prefix': "John"}, 
    last_message_time: {'min': 1734645745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var contact = cursor.next();
    // do something with contact
}

group.queryScheduledMessages(options)

Queries scheduled messages to the given group.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

message_type	string, optional Filter scheduled messages by message_type Possible Values: sms, mms, ussd, ussd_session, call, chat, service
time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by time_created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
next_time	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter scheduled messages by next_time Allowed Modifiers: next_time[min], next_time[max], next_time[exists] (?)
relative_scheduled_id	string ID of RelativeScheduledMessage, optional Filter scheduled messages created for a relative scheduled message
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, next_time Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of ScheduledMessage

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

cursor = group.queryScheduledMessages({
    message_type: "sms", 
    next_time: {'min': 1742421745}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var scheduled_msg = cursor.next();
    // do something with scheduled_msg
}

group.save()

Saves any fields that have changed for this group.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

group.name = "Subscribers";
group.add_time_variable = "subscription_time";
group.vars.foo = "bar";
group.vars.baz = 42;
group.save();

group.delete()

Deletes this group (Note: no contacts are deleted.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var group = project.initGroupById(group_id);

group.delete();

Data Tables

Object Type: DataTable

Represents a custom data table that can store arbitrary rows.

For example, poll services use data tables to store a row for each response.

DataTables are schemaless -- each row simply stores custom variables. Each variable name is equivalent to a different "column" of the data table. Telerivet refers to these variables/columns as "fields", and automatically creates a new field for each variable name used in a row of the table.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the data table	read-only
name	string Name of the data table	updatable
num_rows	int Number of rows in the table. For performance reasons, this number may sometimes be out-of-date.	read-only
show_add_row	bool Whether to allow adding or importing rows via the web app	updatable
show_stats	bool Whether to show summary charts (pie charts, bar charts, tables of top values) for this data table in the web app	updatable
show_contact_columns	bool Whether to show 'Contact Name' and 'Phone Number' columns in the web app	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this data table. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this data table belongs to	read-only

Example

[object DataTable] JSON: {
 "id": "DTf9f77c9ba69cce50",
 "name": "Poll Responses",
 "num_rows": 1032,
 "show_add_row": false,
 "show_stats": true,
 "show_contact_columns": true,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

Object Type: DataRow

Represents a row in a custom data table.

For example, each response to a poll is stored as one row in a data table. If a poll has a question with ID 'q1', the verbatim response to that question would be stored in row.vars.q1, and the response code would be stored in row.vars.q1_code.

Each custom variable name within a data row corresponds to a different column/field of the data table.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the data row	read-only
contact_id	string ID of Contact ID of the contact this row is associated with (or null if not associated with any contact)	updatable
from_number	string Phone number that this row is associated with (or null if not associated with any phone number)	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this data row. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
time_created	UNIX timestamp The time this row was created in Telerivet	read-only
time_updated	UNIX timestamp The time this row was last updated in Telerivet	read-only
table_id	string ID of DataTable ID of the table this data row belongs to	read-only
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this data row belongs to	read-only

Example

[object DataRow] JSON: {
 "id": "DRd442e170d6133590",
 "contact_id": "CTa1299c3d0e371023",
 "from_number": "+16505550123",
 "vars": {
  "q1": "yes",
  "q2": "no"
 },
 "time_created": 1395102559,
 "time_updated": 1395102578,
 "table_id": "DTf9f77c9ba69cce50",
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.getOrCreateDataTable(name)

Gets or creates a data table by name.

Arguments

name	string, required Name of the data table

Return Type

DataTable

Example

var table = project.getOrCreateDataTable("Election Reports");

project.getDataTableById(id)

Retrieves the data table with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the data table

Return Type

DataTable

Example

var table = project.getDataTableById(table_id);

project.initDataTableById(id)

Initializes the data table with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the data table

Return Type

DataTable

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.queryRows(options)

Queries rows in this data table.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

time_created	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter data rows by the time they were created Allowed Modifiers: time_created[min], time_created[max] (?)
contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional Filter data rows associated with a particular contact
vars	object, optional Filter data rows by value of a custom variable (e.g. vars[q1], vars[foo], etc.) Allowed Modifiers: vars[foo][ne], vars[foo][prefix], vars[foo][not_prefix], vars[foo][gte], vars[foo][gt], vars[foo][lt], vars[foo][lte], vars[foo][min], vars[foo][max], vars[foo][exists] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of DataRow

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

cursor = table.queryRows({
    vars: {'q1': "yes", 'q2': "no"}
});

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var row = cursor.next();
    // do something with row
}

table.createRow(options)

Adds a new row to this data table.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

contact_id	string ID of Contact, optional ID of the contact that this row is associated with (if applicable)
from_number	string, optional Phone number that this row is associated with (if applicable)
vars	string, optional Custom variables and values to set for this data row. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.

Return Type

DataRow

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

var row = table.createRow({
    from_number: "+16505550123", 
    vars: {'q1': "yes", 'q2': "no"}
});

row.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for this data row.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);
var row = table.initRowById(row_id);

row.contact_id = "CTa1299c3d0e371023";
row.from_number = "+16505550123";
row.vars.q1 = "yes";
row.vars.q2 = "no";
row.save();

row.delete()

Deletes this data row.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);
var row = table.initRowById(row_id);

row.delete();

table.getRowById(id)

Retrieves the row in the given table with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the row

Return Type

DataRow

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

var row = table.getRowById(row_id);

table.initRowById(id)

Initializes the row in the given table with the given ID, without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the row

Return Type

DataRow

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

var row = table.initRowById(row_id);

table.getFields()

Gets a list of all fields (columns) defined for this data table. The return value is an array of objects with the properties 'name', 'variable', 'type', 'order', 'readonly', and 'lookup_key'. (Fields are automatically created any time a DataRow's 'vars' property is updated.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

array

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.getFields();

table.setFieldMetadata(variable, options)

Allows customizing how a field (column) is displayed in the Telerivet web app.

The variable path parameter can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _, and may be up to 32 characters in length.

Arguments

variable	string, required The variable name of the field to create or update.
options	object, required

Options

name	string, max 64 characters, optional Display name for the field
type	string, optional Field type Possible Values: text, long_text, secret, phone_number, email, url, audio, date, date_time, number, boolean, checkbox, select, radio, route
order	int, optional Order in which to display the field
items	array, required if type is `select` Array of up to 100 objects containing `value` and `label` string properties to show in the dropdown list when type is `select`. Each `value` and `label` must be between 1 and 256 characters in length.
readonly	bool, optional Set to true to prevent editing the field in the Telerivet web app
lookup_key	bool, optional Set to true to allow using this field as a lookup key when importing rows via the Telerivet web app

Return Type

object

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.setFieldMetadata("q1", {
    name: "Question 1", 
    type: "number", 
    order: 2
});

table.countRowsByValue(variable)

Returns the number of rows for each value of a given variable. This can be used to get the total number of responses for each choice in a poll, without making a separate query for each response choice. The return value is an object mapping values to row counts, e.g. {"yes":7,"no":3}

Arguments

variable

string, required

Variable of field to count by.

Return Type

object

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.countRowsByValue("q1_code");

table.save()

Saves any fields that have changed for this data table.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.name = "Poll Responses";
table.show_add_row = false;
table.show_stats = true;
table.show_contact_columns = true;
table.vars.foo = "bar";
table.vars.baz = 42;
table.save();

table.delete()

Permanently deletes the given data table, including all its rows

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

var table = project.initDataTableById(table_id);

table.delete();

project.queryDataTables(options)

Queries data tables within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

name	string, optional Filter data tables by name Allowed Modifiers: name[ne], name[prefix], name[not_prefix], name[gte], name[gt], name[lt], name[lte] (?)
sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default, name Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of DataTable

Example

cursor = project.queryDataTables();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var table = cursor.next();
    // do something with table
}

Projects

Object Type: Project

Represents a Telerivet project.

Provides methods for sending and scheduling messages, as well as accessing, creating and updating a variety of entities, including contacts, messages, scheduled messages, groups, labels, phones, services, and data tables.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the project	read-only
name	string Name of the project	updatable
timezone_id	string Default TZ database timezone ID; see List of tz database time zones Wikipedia article.	updatable
url_slug	string Unique string used as a component of the project's URL in the Telerivet web app	updatable
default_route_id	string The ID of a basic route or custom route that will be used to send messages by default (via both the API and web app), unless a particular route ID is specified when sending the message.	updatable
auto_create_contacts	bool If true, a contact will be automatically created for each unique phone number that a message is sent to or received from. If false, contacts will not automatically be created (unless contact information is modified by an automated service). The Conversations tab in the web app will only show messages that are associated with a contact.	updatable
vars	object Custom variables stored for this project. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable
organization_id	string ID of Organization ID of the organization this project belongs to	read-only
url	string URL to this project in the Telerivet web app	read-only

Example

[object Project] JSON: {
 "id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea",
 "name": "Example Project",
 "timezone_id": "America/Los_Angeles",
 "url_slug": "asdf",
 "default_route_id": null,
 "auto_create_contacts": true,
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "organization_id": "AC1230123421123123",
 "url": "https://telerivet.com/p/asdf"
}

project.getUsers()

Returns an array of user accounts that have access to this project. Each item in the array is an object containing id, email, and name properties. (The id corresponds to the user_id property of the Message object.)

Arguments

None

Return Type

array

Example

project.getUsers();

project.getMessageStats(options)

Retrieves statistics about messages sent or received via Telerivet. This endpoint returns historical data that is computed shortly after midnight each day in the project's time zone, and does not contain message statistics for the current day.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

start_date	string, required Start date of message statistics, in YYYY-MM-DD format
end_date	string, required End date of message statistics (inclusive), in YYYY-MM-DD format
rollup	string, optional Date interval to group by Possible Values: day, week, month, year, all Default: day
properties	string, optional Comma separated list of properties to group by Possible Values: org_id, org_name, org_industry, project_id, project_name, user_id, user_email, user_name, phone_id, phone_name, phone_type, direction, source, status, network_code, network_name, message_type, service_id, service_name, simulated, link
metrics	string, required Comma separated list of metrics to return (summed for each distinct value of the requested properties) Possible Values: count, num_parts, duration, price
currency	string, optional Three-letter ISO 4217 currency code used when returning the 'price' field. If the original price was in a different currency, it will be converted to the requested currency using the approximate current exchange rate. Default: USD
filters	object, optional Key-value pairs of properties and corresponding values; the returned statistics will only include messages where the property matches the provided value. Only the following properties are supported for filters: `user_id`, `phone_id`, `direction`, `source`, `status`, `service_id`, `simulated`, `message_type`, `network_code`

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

intervals

array

List of objects representing each date interval containing at least one message matching the filters. Each object has the following properties:

start_time

The UNIX timestamp of the start of the interval (int)

end_time

The UNIX timestamp of the end of the interval, exclusive (int)

start_date

The date of the start of the interval in YYYY-MM-DD format (string)

end_date

The date of the end of the interval in YYYY-MM-DD format, inclusive (string)

groups

Array of groups for each combination of requested property values matching the filters (array)

Each object has the following properties:

properties	An object of key/value pairs for each distinct value of the requested properties (object)
metrics	An object of key/value pairs for each requested metric (object)

Example

project.getMessageStats({
    start_date: "2022-01-01", 
    end_date: "2022-12-31", 
    rollup: "month", 
    properties: "phone_name,status,direction", 
    metrics: "count,num_parts,price", 
    currency: "USD", 
    filters: {'direction': "outgoing", 'source': "api"}
});

project.save()

Saves any fields or custom variables that have changed for the project.

Arguments

None

Return Type

undefined

Example

project.name = "Example Project";
project.timezone_id = "America/Los_Angeles";
project.url_slug = "asdf";
project.auto_create_contacts = true;
project.vars.foo = "bar";
project.vars.baz = 42;
project.save();

Airtime Transactions

Object Type: AirtimeTransaction

Represents a transaction where airtime is sent to a mobile phone number.

To send airtime, first create a Custom Actions service to send a particular amount of airtime, then trigger the service using service.invoke, project.sendBroadcast, or project.scheduleMessage.

Attributes

id	string ID of the airtime transaction	read-only
to_number	string Destination phone number in international format (no leading +)	read-only
operator_name	string Operator name	read-only
country	string Country code	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp The time that the airtime transaction was created on Telerivet's servers	read-only
transaction_time	UNIX timestamp The time that the airtime transaction was sent, or null if it has not been sent	read-only
status	string Current status of airtime transaction (`successful`, `failed`, `cancelled`, `queued`, `processing`, `submitted`, `pending_approval`, or `pending_payment`)	read-only
status_text	string Error or success message returned by airtime provider, if available	read-only
value	string Value of airtime sent to destination phone number, in units of value_currency	read-only
value_currency	string Currency code of price	read-only
price	string Price charged for airtime transaction, in units of price_currency	read-only
price_currency	string Currency code of price	read-only
contact_id	string ID of the contact the airtime was sent to	read-only
service_id	string ID of the service that sent the airtime	read-only
project_id	string ID of the project that the airtime transaction belongs to	read-only
external_id	string The ID of this transaction from an external airtime gateway provider, if available.	read-only
user_id	string, max 34 characters ID of the Telerivet user who sent the airtime transaction (if applicable)	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this transaction. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	updatable

Example

[object AirtimeTransaction] JSON: {
 "id": "ATb11111211217d11f",
 "to_number": "639123123123",
 "operator_name": "Globe Philippines",
 "country": "PH",
 "time_created": 1390347812,
 "transaction_time": 1390347813,
 "status": "successful",
 "status_text": "Transaction successful",
 "value": 25,
 "value_currency": "PHP",
 "price": 0.63,
 "price_currency": "USD",
 "contact_id": "CTa01111211217d24e",
 "service_id": "SVb12345211217d35f",
 "project_id": "PJ012345211217c11a",
 "external_id": "GLYV2R8GHY8LS17Y0S0G",
 "user_id": "URba3e403e98f49735",
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 }
}

project.queryAirtimeTransactions(options)

Returns information about each airtime transaction.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

time_created[min]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter transactions created on or after a particular time
time_created[max]	UNIX timestamp, optional Filter transactions created before a particular time
contact_id	string, optional Filter transactions sent to a particular contact
to_number	string, optional Filter transactions sent to a particular phone number
service_id	string, optional Filter transactions sent by a particular service
status	string, optional Filter transactions by status Possible Values: pending, queued, processing, submitted, successful, failed, cancelled, pending_payment, pending_approval
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of AirtimeTransaction

Example

cursor = project.queryAirtimeTransactions();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var airtimetransaction = cursor.next();
    // do something with airtimetransaction
}

project.getAirtimeTransactionById(id)

Gets an airtime transaction by ID

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the airtime transaction

Return Type

AirtimeTransaction

Example

var airtimetransaction = project.getAirtimeTransactionById(airtimetransaction_id);

project.initAirtimeTransactionById(id)

Initializes an airtime transaction by ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the airtime transaction

Return Type

AirtimeTransaction

Example

var airtimetransaction = project.initAirtimeTransactionById(airtimetransaction_id);

Organizations

organization.getMessageStats(options)

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

start_date	string, required Start date of message statistics, in YYYY-MM-DD format
end_date	string, required End date of message statistics (inclusive), in YYYY-MM-DD format
rollup	string, optional Date interval to group by Possible Values: day, week, month, year, all Default: day
properties	string, optional Comma separated list of properties to group by Possible Values: org_id, org_name, org_industry, project_id, project_name, user_id, user_email, user_name, phone_id, phone_name, phone_type, direction, source, status, network_code, network_name, message_type, service_id, service_name, simulated, link
metrics	string, required Comma separated list of metrics to return (summed for each distinct value of the requested properties) Possible Values: count, num_parts, duration, price
currency	string, optional Three-letter ISO 4217 currency code used when returning the 'price' field. If the original price was in a different currency, it will be converted to the requested currency using the approximate current exchange rate. Default: USD
filters	object, optional Key-value pairs of properties and corresponding values; the returned statistics will only include messages where the property matches the provided value. Only the following properties are supported for filters: `user_id`, `phone_id`, `direction`, `source`, `status`, `service_id`, `simulated`, `message_type`, `network_code`

Return Type

object

Return Value Properties

intervals

array

List of objects representing each date interval containing at least one message matching the filters. Each object has the following properties:

start_time

The UNIX timestamp of the start of the interval (int)

end_time

The UNIX timestamp of the end of the interval, exclusive (int)

start_date

The date of the start of the interval in YYYY-MM-DD format (string)

end_date

The date of the end of the interval in YYYY-MM-DD format, inclusive (string)

groups

Array of groups for each combination of requested property values matching the filters (array)

Each object has the following properties:

properties	An object of key/value pairs for each distinct value of the requested properties (object)
metrics	An object of key/value pairs for each requested metric (object)

Example

var organization = tr.initOrganizationById(organization_id);

organization.getMessageStats({
    start_date: "2022-01-01", 
    end_date: "2022-12-31", 
    rollup: "month", 
    properties: "phone_name,status,direction", 
    metrics: "count,num_parts,price", 
    currency: "USD", 
    filters: {'direction': "outgoing", 'source': "api"}
});

Batch Tasks

Object Type: Task

Represents an asynchronous task that is applied to all entities matching a filter.

Tasks include services applied to contacts, messages, or data rows; adding or removing contacts from a group; blocking or unblocking sending messages to a contact; updating a custom variable; deleting contacts, messages, or data rows; or exporting data to CSV.

Attributes

id	string, max 34 characters ID of the task	read-only
task_type	string The task type	read-only
task_params	object Parameters applied to all matching rows (specific to `task_type`). See project.createTask.	read-only
filter_type	string Type of filter defining the rows that the task is applied to	read-only
filter_params	object Parameters defining the rows that the task is applied to (specific to `filter_type`). See project.createTask.	read-only
time_created	UNIX timestamp Time the task was created in Telerivet	read-only
time_active	UNIX timestamp Time Telerivet started executing the task	read-only
time_complete	UNIX timestamp Time Telerivet finished executing the task	read-only
total_rows	int The total number of rows matching the filter (null if not known)	read-only
current_row	int The number of rows that have been processed so far	read-only
status	string The current status of the task Possible Values: created, queued, active, complete, failed, cancelled	read-only
vars	object Custom variables stored for this task. Variable names may be up to 32 characters in length and can contain the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length when encoded as UTF-8. Up to 100 variables are supported per object. Setting a variable to null will delete the variable.	read-only
table_id	string ID of DataTable ID of the data table this task is applied to (if applicable)	read-only
user_id	string, max 34 characters ID of the Telerivet user who created the task (if applicable)	read-only
project_id	string ID of Project ID of the project this task belongs to	read-only

Example

[object Task] JSON: {
 "id": "DE1189812e59c5c781",
 "task_type": "add_group_members",
 "task_params": {
  "group_id": "CG1123812e59c5c456"
 },
 "filter_type": "query_contacts",
 "filter_params": {
  "last_message_time": {
   "min": 1615334071
  }
 },
 "time_created": 1390348075,
 "time_active": 1390348076,
 "time_complete": null,
 "total_rows": 12000,
 "current_row": 3000,
 "status": "active",
 "vars": {
  "foo": "bar",
  "baz": 42
 },
 "table_id": null,
 "user_id": "URba3e403e98f49735",
 "project_id": "PJ2ad0100821a98bea"
}

project.createTask(options)

Creates and starts an asynchronous task that is applied to all entities matching a filter (e.g. contacts, messages, or data rows). Tasks are designed to efficiently process a large number of entities. When processing a large number of entities, tasks are much faster than using the API to query and loop over all objects matching a filter.

Several different types of tasks are supported, including applying services to contacts, messages, or data rows; adding or removing contacts from a group; blocking or unblocking sending messages to a contact; updating a custom variable; deleting contacts, messages, or data rows; or exporting data to CSV.

When using a task to apply a Custom Actions or Cloud Script API service (apply_service_to_contacts, apply_service_to_rows, or apply_service_to_messages), the task variable will be available within the service. The service can use custom variables on the task object (e.g. task.vars.example), such as to store aggregate statistics for the rows matching the filter.

Arguments

options

object, required

Options

task_type

string, required

Type of task to create. Each task_type applies to a certain type of entity (such as a contact, message, or data row).

Tasks for contacts:

update_contact_var
add_group_members
remove_group_members
set_conversation_status
set_send_blocked
apply_service_to_contacts
delete_contacts
export_contacts

Tasks for data rows:

update_row_var
apply_service_to_rows
delete_rows
export_rows

Tasks for messages:

cancel_messages
resend_messages
retry_message_services
apply_service_to_messages
add_label
remove_label
update_message_var
delete_messages
export_messages

task_params

object, optional

Parameters applied to all matching rows (specific to task_type).

apply_service_to_contacts, apply_service_to_messages, apply_service_to_rows:

service_id

The ID of the service to apply (string)

variables

Optional object containing up to 25 temporary variable names and their corresponding values to set when invoking the service. Values may be strings, numbers, or boolean (true/false). String values may be up to 4096 bytes in length. Arrays and objects are not supported. Within Custom Actions, each variable can be used like [[$name]] (with a leading $ character and surrounded by double square brackets). Within a Cloud Script API service or JavaScript action, each variable will be available as a global JavaScript variable like $name (with a leading $ character). (object)

update_contact_var, update_message_var, update_row_var:

variable	The custom variable name (string)
value	The value to set (string, boolean, float, null)

add_group_members, remove_group_members:

group_id

The ID of the group (string)

add_label, remove_label:

label_id

The ID of the label (string)

resend_messages:

route_id

ID of the new route to use, or null to use the original route (string)

set_send_blocked:

send_blocked

true to block sending messages, false to unblock sending messages (boolean)

set_conversation_status:

conversation_status

"active", "handled", or "closed" (string)

export_contacts, export_messages, export_rows:

storage_id	ID of a storage provider where the CSV file will be saved. (string) Currently only AWS S3 is supported as a storage provider. This requires creating a S3 bucket in your own AWS account, as well as an IAM user with access key and secret that has permission to write to that bucket. You can configure your own S3 bucket as a storage provider on the Storage Providers page. Direct downloads are not supported when exporting data via the API. (string)
filename	Path within the storage backend where the CSV file will be saved
column_ids	IDs of columns to save in the CSV file. If not provided, all default columns will be saved. (array of strings, optional)

delete_contacts, delete_messages, delete_rows, cancel_messages, retry_message_services:
No parameters.

filter_type

string, required

Type of filter defining the rows that the task is applied to.

Each filter_type queries a certain type of entity (such as contacts, messages, or data rows).

In general, the task_type and the filter_type must return the same type of entity; however, tasks applied to contacts (other than export_contacts) can also be applied when the filter returns entities that are associated with a contact, such as messages or data rows. (Note that in this case, it is possible for the task to be applied multiple times to an individual contact if multiple messages or data rows are associated with the same contact.)

Possible Values: query_contacts, contact_ids, query_rows, row_ids, query_messages, message_ids

filter_params

object, required

Parameters defining the rows that the task is applied to (specific to filter_type).

query_contacts:
The same filter parameters as used by project.queryContacts. If you want to apply the task to all contacts, use the parameters {"all": true}.

contact_ids:

`contact_ids`

IDs of up to 100 contacts to apply this task to (array of strings)

query_messages:
The same filter parameters as used by project.queryMessages. If you want to apply the task to all messages, use the parameters {"all": true}.

message_ids:

`message_ids`

IDs of up to 100 messages to apply this task to (array of strings)

query_rows:
The same filter parameters as used by table.queryRows. If you want to apply the task to all rows in the table, use the parameters {"all": true}.

row_ids:

`row_ids`

IDs of up to 100 data rows to apply this task to (array of strings)

table_id

string ID of DataTable, optional

ID of the data table this task is applied to (if applicable).

Required if filter_type is query_rows or row_ids.

vars

object, optional

Initial custom variables to set for the task.

If the task applies a service, the service can read and write custom variables on the task object (e.g. task.vars.example), such as to store aggregate statistics for the rows matching the filter.

on_complete

string, optional

Name of a JavaScript function defined at the global scope of the calling Cloud Script service (or a subroutine if called from a Custom Actions service) which will be called when the task is complete.

When this function is called, the completed task will be available as the task variable (and also a parameter to the JavaScript function).

Return Type

Example

var task = project.createTask({
    task_type: "add_group_members", 
    task_params: {'group_id': "CG1123812e59c5c456"}, 
    filter_type: "query_contacts", 
    filter_params: {'last_message_time': {'min': 1615334071}}
});

task.cancel()

Cancels a task that is not yet complete.

Arguments

None

Return Type

Example

var task = project.initTaskById(task_id);

var task = task.cancel();

project.queryTasks(options)

Queries batch tasks within the given project.

Arguments

options

object, optional

Options

sort	string, optional Sort the results based on a field Possible Values: default Default: default
sort_dir	string, optional Sort the results in ascending or descending order Possible Values: asc, desc Default: asc
page_size	int, optional Number of results returned per page (max 500) Default: 50
offset	int, optional Number of items to skip from beginning of result set Default: 0

Return Type

APICursor of Task

Example

cursor = project.queryTasks();

cursor.limit(50);

while (cursor.hasNext()) {
    var task = cursor.next();
    // do something with task
}

project.getTaskById(id)

Retrieves the task with the given ID.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the task

Return Type

Example

var task = project.getTaskById(task_id);

project.initTaskById(id)

Initializes the task with the given ID without making an API request.

Arguments

id	string, required ID of the task

Return Type