FlutterFlow

FlutterFlow is a visual app builder designed to help users create mobile and web applications without writing extensive code. It provides a drag-and-drop interface that allows users to design and customize the UI of their app, set up data interactions, and integrate with various backend services, such as Firebase. The platform is built on top of Google's Flutter framework, meaning that it generates code that is compatible with both iOS and Android platforms. FlutterFlow simplifies the app development process by offering pre-built templates, widgets, and logic, enabling users—whether developers or non-developers—to build functional and visually appealing apps with minimal technical knowledge. It also includes features like real-time collaboration, app preview, and export options for the generated code, providing flexibility for users to continue development outside the platform if needed.

In this documentation we will show you how to send SMS with FlutterFlow via seven.

Add headers

Add a pair with key X-Api-Key and your API key as value.

Define request

Set the method type to POST and make sure that the API URL is set to https://gateway.seven.io/api/sms.

Set the Body to the type JSON and insert:

{
	"from": "<From>",
	"text": "<Text>",
	"to":   "<To>"
}

Don't forget to replace the values with the correct variables.

Define answer

JSON PathNamePreviewIs List
$.successSuccess„100“
$.total_priceTotal price0
$.balancebalance49.583
$.debugDebug„true“
$.messages[:].idMessage IDnull
$.messages[:].senderFrom„FlutterFlow“
$.messages[:].recipientTo„491716992343“
$.messages[:].encodingEncoding„gsm“
$.messages[:].labelLabelnull
$.messages[:].partsParts1
$.messages[:]Message[{”id”: null, “sender”: “FlutterFlow”, recipient: “49176992343” “encoding”: “gsm”, “label”: null, “parts”: 1}]x
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