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create_acct_message_m

Summary

API Name create_acct_message_m
Class account_services_m
Update Version 74

Description

Creates and sends a specified message type to a particular account holder. All message content, including the recipient email address, is supplied by the caller in the message_content JSON payload.

Inputs

Name Type Length Required Description
client_no long 22 Yes

Aria-assigned unique identifier indicating the Aria client providing service to this account.

auth_key string 32 No

Aria-assigned unique key for authenticating the validity of the requestor. This key is passed with each method call.

acct_no long 22 Yes

The account number of the account to which the message is sent.

Alternative required field: client_acct_id

client_acct_id string 50 Yes

Client-defined account identifier.

Alternative required field: acct_no

template_class string 8 Yes

The third party message template class to use.

Allowed values:

Value Description
TPPCE Third Party Usage Prepaid Credit Exhausted
TPPCA Third Party Usage Prepaid Credit Top-Up Applied
TPALR Third Party Usage Allowance Threshold Reached
TPACR Third Party Usage Accumulator Threshold Reached
alt_template_no long 8 No

An alternate template number that overrides the default template for the given class.

billing_group_no long 22 No

The billing group number; if provided, uses the billing group-level contact and template group settings. Cannot be provided together with master_plan_instance_no.

master_plan_instance_no long 22 No

The master plan instance number; if provided, uses the master plan instance-level settings. Cannot be provided together with billing_group_no.

message_content string   No

Dynamic content for the message in JSON format. Carries all replacement values and the recipient email address for the message.

Outputs

Name Type Length Required Description
error_code long   No

Aria-assigned error identifier. 0 indicates no error.

error_msg string   No

Description of any error that occurred. "OK" if there was no error.

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