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Register via API Canonical Schema Reference Register via Dashboard Building on Surge: One Account per Customer Avoiding Rejection: Patterns from Real Registration Reviews Sole Proprietor Path Toll-Free Verification Fixing a Rejected or Changes-Needed Campaign

Sending Messages

Send to One Person Send to Many People Ongoing Conversations Track Message Delivery Handle Failures

Receiving Messages & Webhooks

Webhook Events Two-Way Messaging Patterns

Purchasing a Number Importing a Number International Numbers Attaching a Number to a Campaign

Send and verify a code Usage patterns and delivery gotchas

Channels Roadmap

RCS and WhatsApp Voice

Embeddable UI Components

Working with End Users Inbox Component Conversation Component Unread Count Component Phone (dialpad)

SMS Segments & Encoding The Campaign Registry (TCR) and Becoming a CSP Consent Flows: How Users Opt In Required Disclosures and Opt-In Templates Deliverability

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How Surge is Organised What is Surge

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