İleti Merkezi

Overview

Attribute
Details

Connector Name

Message Center (İleti Merkezi)

Category

SMS Providers

Provider Location

Turkey

Primary Function

Outbound transmission of high-priority SMS messages

Netmera Component

Sms3rdPartyAdapterImpl class

Data Flow

Outbound (Netmera > İleti Merkezi)

Priority Ranking

Highest Priority among all SMS connectors (Rank 1)

Message Center is documented as the SMS connector with the highest priority in the Netmera system, ensuring that if it is active, all compatible SMS traffic is routed through it first.

Use Cases and Benefits

  1. High-Priority SMS Delivery: Message Center handles all general SMS traffic originating from the Netmera platform, including both marketing campaigns and transactional messages. Because it has the highest priority, it is the default provider used when SMS campaigns are executed via the panel or API.

  2. Transactional Messaging: It is used for automated system-generated SMS messages, such as validation codes, authentication codes (like OTP, if enabled via IS_OTP_ENABLED in the application table), and critical notifications.

  3. Turkish Market Focus: As a Turkey-based provider, it is optimized for high delivery rates within the domestic market and handles specific Turkish character requirements.

  4. Automatic Routing: The SmsSenderServiceImpl automatically checks for and utilizes Message Center first before falling back to lower-priority providers like Mobildev, FigenSoft, Infobip, Jet SMS, or Twilio.

Data Flow

The data flow is strictly Outbound, where Netmera sends the SMS message request to the Message Center API.

  1. Message Initiation: A message is created in the Netmera GUI (Messages > Create Message > SMS) or triggered via REST API (e.g., /3.0/sendEmailAndSms).

  2. Provider Selection: The SmsSenderServiceImpl checks its list of active SMS connectors. Due to Message Center's highest priority ranking (Rank 1), if its configuration is active, it is selected first.

  3. API Call: The dedicated adapter (Sms3rdPartyAdapterImpl) uses the configured username, password, and sender ID to authenticate and submit the SMS payload to the Message Center API endpoint.

  4. Transmission: Message Center handles the relaying of the message to the mobile operator networks.

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Configuration Reference

Configuration is straightforward, requiring basic authentication credentials and the approved sender title.

Parameter
Type
Description

username

String

The account username provided by Message Center.

password

String

The corresponding password for API authentication.

sender

String

The approved alphanumeric Sender ID or sending number.

Setup Instructions

The setup is completed via the Netmera Control Panel after obtaining the required credentials from the vendor.

Step 1: Prerequisites

You must establish an account with İleti Merkezi and obtain your approved Sender ID, API Username, and Password.

Step 2: Configure in Netmera

  1. Navigate to the Netmera Control Panel and go to the Connectors (or Integrations) section.

  2. Select the Message Center connector.

  3. Fill the configuration form with the credentials obtained from Step 1:

    • Input the Username.

    • Input the Password.

    • Input the Sender (Sender ID/Title).

  4. Click Save Configuration.

Step 3: Verification

The integration becomes active immediately upon saving. To verify:

  • Create a test SMS message in the Netmera panel.

  • The system logs (specifically the message adapter logs) should confirm that the message was routed via the Message Center adapter, assuming no other higher-priority connector is mistakenly active (which shouldn't happen, as Message Center is Rank 1).

Usage Notes & Considerations

  1. Highest Priority Conflict: Since Message Center is the highest-priority SMS connector, if it is configured incorrectly or experiences downtime, it can potentially block or delay all SMS traffic until the system automatically falls back or it is manually disabled.

  2. Turkish Market Scope: While robust for domestic SMS, organizations requiring extensive global SMS capabilities might rely on other global providers like Infobip or Twilio (which rank lower in priority) or utilize Message Center for Turkey only and manage global traffic through custom routing logic if necessary.

Credential Management:

The integration relies on a persistent username and password. If these credentials expire or are rotated on the Message Center side, the connector will fail until the configuration is updated in Netmera.

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