Advanced Settings

Updated on Jul 22, 2024

Administrative Reporting

SMS Performance Reports

  • Active: Select this option to receive weekly email reports containing statistics about the SMS performance. This is useful for monitoring the success rate of your SMS outreach.

SMS Transmission Error Alerts

  • Active: Enable this to receive email notifications in case of SMS transmission failures. This allows for prompt troubleshooting when issues occur.

URL Shortening via Bitly

Shorten URLs

  • Active: Activate this to automatically convert all URLs within your SMS messages to shortened versions using Bitly. This can help keep your messages concise.

Bitly API Key

  • Bitly API Key: Enter your Bitly API key here. This key is necessary for integrating Bitly’s URL-shortening service with your SMS messages. For detailed steps to configure Bitly in WP SMS, refer to the Bitly Configuration Guide.

Webhooks Configuration

Outgoing SMS Webhook

  • Configure the Webhook URL to which notifications are sent after an SMS dispatch from your system. Ensure this URL is secure (HTTPS).

Subscriber Registration Webhook

  • Provide the Webhook URL that will be triggered when a new subscriber registers. It’s important that this URL uses the HTTPS protocol for security.

Incoming SMS Handling Webhook

  • Define the Webhook URL for the “Two-Way SMS add-on” that handles incoming SMS messages. Only secure HTTPS URLs are accepted.

Note: Separate lines for each Webhook URL can be used if you’re setting up more than one.

Google reCAPTCHA Integration

Activate

  • Active: Check this to enable Google reCAPTCHA for your SMS requests. reCAPTCHA helps to prevent automated software from engaging in abusive activities on your site.

Site Key

  • Site Key: Enter your public site key provided by Google reCAPTCHA. This key is used in the HTML code of your site to display the reCAPTCHA widget.

Secret Key

  • Secret Key: Enter your secret key here. This key is used for communication between your server and the reCAPTCHA server, and it should never be exposed publicly.