Media

RBM supports the following media types. For thumbnails, only image/jpeg, image/jpg, image/gif, and image/png are supported.

Media Type	Document Type	Extension(s)	Compatible with Rich Cards
`application/ogg`	OGG audio	`.ogx`	❌
`application/pdf`	PDF	`.pdf`	❌
`audio/aac`	AAC audio	`.aac`	❌
`audio/mp3`	MP3 audio	`.mp3`	❌
`audio/mpeg`	MPEG audio	`.mpeg`	❌
`audio/mpg`	MPG audio	`.mp3`	❌
`audio/mp4`	MP4 audio	`.mp4`	❌
`audio/mp4-latm`	MP4-latm audio	`.mp4`	❌
`audio/3gpp`	3GPP audio	`.3gp`	❌
`image/jpeg`	JPEG image	`.jpeg`, `.jpg`	✅
`image/gif`	GIF image	`.gif`	✅
`image/png`	PNG image	`.png`	✅
`video/h263`	H263 video	`.h263`	✅
`video/m4v`	M4V video	`.m4v`	✅
`video/mp4`	MP4 video	`.mp4`	✅
`video/mpg4`	MPEG-4 video	`.mp4`, `.m4p`	✅
`video/mpeg`	MPEG video	`.mpeg`	✅
`video/webm`	WEBM video	`.webm`	✅

Check URL Slug
When you send a message with an image, video, audio, or PDF file, your agent must provide a publicly accessible URL for the content or directly upload the file. For media files, you can also specify a thumbnail image that lets users preview the content before clicking on it. For audio files, the default audio widget is used as a placeholder.

application/json

Body

message

string

required

data

array [object {3}]

required

messageId

string

optional

mobile

string

optional

charges

number

optional

Example

{
    "message": "1 numbers accepted",
    "data": [
        {
            "messageId": "a8XXXXXX-1bXX-4XXd-b5XX-5dXXXXXX:1",
            "mobile": "+9198XXXXXXXXX",
            "charges": 0.05
        }
    ]
}

Request

Responses