Create or Update 10DLC Campaign
Authentication
Request
Brand id. This identifier is a string that always begins with the prefix b_, for example: b_1234567890.
Unique identifier for the campaign. This identifier is a string that always begins with the prefix dlc_, for example: dlc_1234567890.
Description of the campaign. Explain the purpose, use case, and types of messages your campaign will send.
Example: This campaign allows users who have specifically opted in to interact with our chatbot for a range of automated services, including order status notifications, shipping updates, security alerts, and help desk support. Users can manage their account, receive transactional SMS prompts, and access interactive support. They may also share images, such as receipts, and receive immediate responses for support or account updates. All messages are strictly transactional or support-related, never unsolicited, and initiated only after clear user consent.
Describe your opt-in workflow. See the Opt-In Methods and Workflow section for requirements and examples.
Example messages for the campaign. Include 1-5 messages that represent the types of messages you will send. See the Sample Messages section for requirements and examples.
Response
Unique identifier for the campaign. This identifier is a string that always begins with the prefix dlc_, for example: dlc_1234567890.
Current review status of the campaign.
INCOMPLETE: Not submitted.
IN REVIEW: Being reviewed by carriers.
VERIFIED: Approved and ready to send messages.
FAILED: Issues and errors related to the campaign’s details.
Describe the flow of how users will opt in to this campaign. See the Opt-In Methods and Workflow section for requirements.
Example messages for the campaign. See the Sample Messages section for requirements.
The MNO brand tier for T-Mobile rate limits. Tiers range from TOP (highest) to LOW (lowest), based on your brand’s vetting score.
See SMS Rate Limits for details.
The MNO TCR message class for AT&T, Verizon, and other carriers. Classes A-G are standard (based on vetting score), while T, N, and S are for special use cases.
See SMS Rate Limits for details.

