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Receive SMS webhook

Push received SMS from your mobile to your application

Deliver incoming SMS events to your HTTPS endpoint with account-scoped destinations, event filters, signatures, logs and automatic retries.

  • Your compatible mobile
  • Your SIM and number
  • API, workflows and integrations
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Polling creates delay and unnecessary API traffic

When a reply reaches a connected mobile, your application should react without repeatedly asking for new messages. Webhook V2 pushes the event to the HTTPS destination you selected.

From the business event to the useful result

One controlled chain connects your software, SMSMobileAPI and the mobile you own.

01 SMS reaches mobile
02 Event is collected
03 Signed HTTPS delivery
04 Your app responds

Watch a received SMS reach your endpoint

The sequence repeats automatically. Pause on any step to read it at your own pace.

00:40guided walkthrough
  1. 1
    Subscribe

    Add an HTTPS destination and select the received-SMS event.

  2. 2
    Receive

    A contact sends an SMS to the connected mobile number.

  3. 3
    Verify

    Your server validates the signature before trusting the JSON payload.

  4. 4
    Process

    Return a successful status quickly, then continue work asynchronously.

Example: turn a customer reply into a helpdesk update

A customer replies to a delivery message. Webhook V2 posts the event to the helpdesk middleware, which matches the phone number, adds the reply to the ticket and alerts the assigned agent.

Result: near-real-time inbound handling without a polling loop.

Know the operating conditions before you scale

A physical-mobile architecture is powerful when its real constraints are included in the design.

1

The destination must use public HTTPS and should respond quickly with a successful status.

2

Always verify webhook signatures and make event processing idempotent.

3

Delivery starts only after the mobile app has permission and the received-SMS channel is enabled.

One mobile platform, several implementation paths

Start with the simplest path that fits your team, then combine capabilities when the workflow grows.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if my endpoint is temporarily unavailable?

Failed deliveries are retried automatically and remain visible in the dedicated delivery log.

Can one account use several webhook URLs?

Yes. Create multiple destinations and choose exactly which event types each one receives.

Should I perform long processing before responding?

No. Validate and store the event, return success quickly, then process longer work asynchronously.

Connect your phone and prove the workflow with a real message.

Create an account, pair one compatible mobile and validate the complete path before you scale.