Dynamic Template Trigger V2

post https://apiv2.cmercury.com/api/Trigger/TemplateTrigger/v2

This API is used to send out Dynamic triggers which would have a static content set in the panel and the Dynamic potion would be passed along with the API call.

This version adds a new field named "messageId" to its response body. The "messageId" is the unique identifier for each API request made. The same id can be used to connect event notifications that are send to your webhook for events like delivered, bounce, open, click, spam and unsubscribe.

The same "messageId" can also be used for getting reports using trigger report APIs. Pass the "messageid" for the "UniqueId" field in those APIs.

Note : You may use the API Base URL apiv2.cmercury.com for support for recommended cipher suits of TLS1.2 and TLS1.3.
Use the API Base URL api.cmercury.com if you use older cipher suits of TLS1.2 and below.

Body Params

string

Defaults to recipient@emailaddress.com

The email recipient ID

TriggerId

string

Defaults to XXX

Trigger ID that needs to be used, from cmercury platform

SenderName

string

Defaults to Caspar

Name to be shown to the Recipient

FromEmailAddress

string

Defaults to fromaddress@email.com

The Email Address of the sender. This should be an approved domain in your account.

subject

string

Defaults to Hello There

Email Subject

ReplyTo

string

Defaults to replyemail@address.com

HtmlMergeFields

array

Provide Code Value pairs of the content to be merged to the HTML content. The code should be already included in the HTML of the campaign, created in the cmercury platform. The value will replace the code in that HTML.

HtmlMergeFields

Headers

Content-Type

string

Defaults to application/json

X-Token

string

Defaults to abcdefg

API Token from cmercury account

Responses

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curl --request POST \
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     --url https://apiv2.cmercury.com/api/Trigger/TemplateTrigger/v2 \
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     --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
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     --header 'X-Token: abcdefg' \
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     --header 'accept: application/json' \
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     --data '
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{
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  "Email": "recipient@emailaddress.com",
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  "TriggerId": "XXX",
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  "SenderName": "Caspar",
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  "FromEmailAddress": "fromaddress@email.com",
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  "subject": "Hello There",
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  "ReplyTo": "replyemail@address.com"
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}
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'

Click Try It! to start a request and see the response here! Or choose an example:

application/json

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