This template starts when ClickSend receives an SMS on the number you connect.
JavaScript builds a short email from the sender number and message text, then Gmail sends it to the inbox you map. Connect ClickSend and Gmail. Put the ClickSend username and API key on the ClickSend connection.
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The scenario starts when ClickSend receives a message on the number you watch.
JavaScript turns the sender number and message text into a Gmail subject and body.
Gmail delivers that email to the address you map.
Add a ClickSend connection and paste your ClickSend username and API key there. Add a trigger for new SMS on the number you want to forward.
Add a Gmail connection that can send to the inbox that should receive forwarded texts.
In JavaScript, put the sender number in the subject and the SMS body in the email. Send a test SMS to your ClickSend number and confirm Gmail receives it.
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