MessageStoreCallerInfoResponseTo
Properties
Name | Type | Required | Description |
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extension_number | str | ❌ | Extension short number (usually 3 or 4 digits). This property is filled when parties communicate by means of short internal numbers, for example when calling to other extension or sending/receiving Company Pager messages |
extension_id | str | ❌ | |
location | str | ❌ | Contains party location (city, state) if one can be determined from a phone number. This property is filled only when phoneNumber is not empty and a server can calculate location information from it (for example, this information is unavailable for US toll-free numbers) |
target | bool | ❌ | The true value specifies that message is sent exactly to this recipient. Returned in the to field for group MMS. Useful if one extension has several phone numbers' |
message_status | MessageStatusEnum | ❌ | Message status. Different message types may have different allowed status values. For outbound faxes the aggregated message status is returned. If, for outbound message, a status for at least one recipient is 'Queued', then the 'Queued' value is returned. If a status for at least one recipient is 'SendingFailed', then the 'SendingFailed' value is returned. In other cases the 'Sent' status is returned |
fax_error_code | FaxErrorCodeEnum | ❌ | |
name | str | ❌ | Symbolic name associated with a party. If the phone does not belong to the known extension, only the location is returned, the name is not determined then |
phone_number | str | ❌ | Phone number of a party. Usually it is a plain number including country and area code like 18661234567. But sometimes it could be returned from database with some formatting applied, for example (866)123-4567. This property is filled in all cases where parties communicate by means of global phone numbers, for example when calling to direct numbers or sending/receiving SMS |
recipient_id | str | ❌ | Internal identifier of a message recipient |
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