ClickSend - Send a voice message to a list

Use the ClickSend - Send a voice message to a list action A tool for building the processes, logic, and direction within workflows. to send a text-to-voice message to a ClickSend contact list.

For more information about ClickSend, go to ClickSend.

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Configure the ClickSend - Send a voice message to a list action

  1. Add the action to the workflow and open the action configuration panel. For more information, see Add, rename, and copy actions.

  1. Select a Connection. If you do not have a connection, see Add a connection.
  2. In Messages, click Add message.
  3. Specify the To list contact list
  4. Specify the Message content.
  5. Specify Your reference for the message.
  6. Select the Country of the To phone number.
  7. Select the Voice.
  8. Configure the details of the message, such as language source, schedule time, custom reply-to email address, required input, and machine detection.
  9. If you want to add more messages to send, click Add message again and configure the message.
  10. Create or select a variable for the output.

For more information on all the required and optional configuration fields, go to ClickSend - Send a voice message to a list action fields and settings.

ClickSend - Send a voice message to a list action fields and settings

Section

Field

Description

Variable types

(Unlabeled)

Connection Credentials and other settings required to pass data between the workflow and the indicated service, which could be a cloud service, business application, or content store.

The ClickSend connection to use to send the voice message.

To refresh the available connections, click .

(n/a)
Messages Message Click Add item to create a new voice message to send. (n/a)
  To list

Your contact list ID.

You can use the output object of a ClickSend - Get contact lists action to retrieve the List ID.
 Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Message

The text of your message.

See Send Voice Message for an overview of limitations, tips, and languages available.

 Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Your reference A description of the TTS (text-to-speech) message for your future reference. Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Country The ISO alpha-2 character country code e.g. 'US', This is used to format the recipient number if it's not in international format. Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Voice Which voice engine to use for the TTS (text-to-speech). Either 'Female' or 'Male'. Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Source Your method of sending the message, for example; 'nintex', 'wordpress', 'php', 'c#'. Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Schedule

Leave this field blank for immediate delivery. Your scheduled time in Unix time format.

Unix time (also known as Epoch time, Posix time, seconds since the Epoch, or UNIX Epoch time) is a system for describing a point in time. It is the number of seconds that have elapsed since the Unix epoch, minus leap seconds; the Unix epoch is 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970 (an arbitrary date); leap seconds are ignored, with a leap second having the same Unix time as the second before it, and every day is treated as if it contains exactly 86400 seconds. Unix time is widely used in operating systems and file formats.

The following steps present an example of how to get Unix time from a date in a form input:

  1. In a form, create aDate/time picker control called Target Date.

  2. Add a variable that calculates the TotalSeconds between 1970/1/1 00:00:00 and your target date:

    • dateDiff("TotalSecond", date(1970,1,1,0,0,0), Form.Target Date)
      Unix time

  3. Test the form to make sure that the control is working. For example, selecting 12pm on the 9th of June 2021 should result in a Unix time of 1623240000.

 Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Custom reply-to email address An email address where the reply should be emailed to. If omitted, the reply will be emailed back to the user who sent the outgoing voice. Text, Decimal, Integer, Boolean, DateTime, Collection
  Require input Defines if you must receive a key-press from the recipient. Variable value must be 1 for yes, or 0 for no. Integer
  Machine detection Detect answering machine or voicemail and leave a message. Variable value must be 1 for yes, or 0 for no. Integer
Output Sent message details

Stores the result of the action as an object. See ClickSend API for more details. The following values are returned:

  • HTTP response code: (Integer)
  • Response Code: (Text)
  • Response message: (Text)
  • Data: (Object)
    • Queued count: (Integer)
    • Total count: (Integer)
    • Total price: (Decimal)
    • Messages: (Collection)
      • Body: (Text)
      • Carrier: (Text)
      • Country: (Text)
      • Your reference: (Text)
      • Date: (Integer)
      • From: (Text)
      • Language: (Text)
      • Machine detection: (Integer)
      • Message ID: (Text)
      • Message parts: (Integer)
      • Message price: (Decimal)
      • Require input: (Integer)
      • Schedule: (Decimal)
      • Status: (Text)
      • Sub account ID: (Integer)
      • To: (Text)
      • To type: (Text)
      • User ID: (Integer)
      • Voice: (Text)
    • Currency: (Object)
      • Currency: (Text)
      • Currency name: (Text)
      • Currency prefix c: (Text)
      • Currency prefix d: (Text)
 Object