Table of Contents

Everything in the MessageEagle documentation, on a single page. Use it as a map, or hand the whole site to an LLM via the LLMs full option in the Copy page menu above.

Get Started

• Introduction — what MessageEagle is and how the API is shaped.
• Quickstart — send your first message in under five minutes.
• Authentication — the API-Key and X-TenantID headers.

Capabilities

• SMS Messaging — transactional, broadcast, and EagleEye sends.
• Voice — OTP, broadcasts, agent dialing, sessions, and IVR.
• Place Calls — dial, speak a message, connect an agent, or run a survey.
• Live Call Control — hold, supervisor mode, hangup, and participants on a call in progress.
• Voice Agents — agent configurations and the provider/voice catalog.
• Verify / OTP — send and verify one-time passwords.
• Sender Names — register and approve sender IDs.
• World Data — country dial codes and other reference data.
• Webhook Deliveries — delivery history, replay, and endpoint testing.

Best Practices

• Messaging Best Practices — write, route, and template messages that land.
• Rate Limits & Quotas — how throttling works and how to stay under it.
• Webhooks & Delivery Reports — receive status callbacks reliably.

Reference

• API Reference — interactive, “try it” reference for every endpoint.
• OpenAPI document — the raw OpenAPI 3.1 spec.
• llms.txt · llms-full.txt — machine-readable indexes for LLMs.