This template starts when your app POSTs to a Latenode webhook, reads the recipient phone and message in JavaScript, and sends the SMS with ClickSend. Point any system that can call a URL at the webhook. Connect ClickSend and put the ClickSend API key on that connection.
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The scenario starts when an external app POSTs an event to your webhook URL.
JavaScript takes the recipient number and SMS body from the payload.
ClickSend delivers the text to that number.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In the source app, POST the event to that URL.
Add a ClickSend connection and paste your ClickSend API key there.
In JavaScript, read phone and message from the webhook body, then send the SMS with ClickSend. Stop the run if the phone field is empty.
Send one JSON body with a test number and confirm the SMS arrives before you point production traffic at the URL.
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