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206public releases
34product areas
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October 21, 2026latest recorded release

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2026

SMSMobileAPI Android 6.0.2 — Workflow Studio is now available on mobile

Version 6.0.2 introduces Workflow Studio directly within the SMSMobileAPI mobile app.
You can now:
- Access your workflows without leaving the app.
- Create, edit, and delete automations.
- Quickly activate or deactivate a workflow.
- Review recent executions and their status.
- Add workflows to your favorites for quick access when opening the app.
- Automate actions based on SMS, calls, WhatsApp messages, and other supported events.
For example, you can automatically send an SMS after a missed call, detect a keyword in a received message, or trigger an action only during a specific time period.
Favorite workflows also let you create your own modes—such as Driving, Work, Family, or On-call—and activate them with a single tap from your phone.
This update makes your automations more accessible and allows you to manage your business communications directly from the SMSMobileAPI app.


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2025

Missed Calls Management - From app Version (3.0.39.3)

👉 Download version (3.0.39.3) on Android only to see a new menu in your app that allows you to automatically manage missed calls.

📱 It is now possible to automatically retrieve missed calls from the mobile app.
📊 Missed calls are synchronized and displayed in your dashboard.
âš¡ You can now perform actions directly from the dashboard (alerts, automatic replies, follow-up, etc.).
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