2. Send a Scheduled Campaign with the CCAI API

First, let's import the Postman Collection and Configure your Client ID and API Key

If you don't have Postman already, you can get Postman here
Download the Postman Collection from here.
Unzip the file on your local machine.
Import the Postman Collection into your Postman
Once you have the collection imported, you'll need to specify your environment variables. In the upper right-hand corner of Postman, click on the "Environment quick look button. Specify an environment, and then enter the following variables into your environment.

	Initial Value	Current Value
coreURL	https://core.cloudcontactai.com	https://core.cloudcontactai.com
authURL	https://auth.cloudcontactai.com	https://auth.cloudcontactai.com
clientId	The clientId from the Settings/Security Tab	The clientId from the Settings/Security Tab
authToken	The API Key from the Settings/Security Tab	The API Key from the Settings/Security Tab

Click Save. In Postman, you must always click Save. Otherwise, your changes won't persist.
Navigate to the Create Direct REST API in the Campaigns section. In the URL address bar, notice that the coreURL and clientID are environment variables. When you click on the Send button, these dynamic tags will be evaluated to form the correct URL to make your API request.
Click on the Body tab. The Body textarea is where you will specify the JSON that you're going to send to CCAI
Here is an example of the JSON that you can Copy and Paste.

9.{
   "title": "Sample Campaign",
   "message": "Hello ${firstName}, this is a test from ccai!",
   "accounts": [
       {
           "firstName": "John",
           "lastName": "Doe",
           "phone": "+14158906431"
       }
   ],
   "campaignType": "SMS",
   "scheduledTimestamp": "2025-01-28T14:46:44.388Z",
   "scheduledTimezone": "PST8PDT",
   "contactInput": "accounts"
}

In the JSON for the Campaign make sure to
1. Include +1 in front of the phone attribute.
2. If you're scheduling a campaign, pass in the scheduledTimestamp in UTC.
3. If you're scheduling a campaign, specify a scheduledTimezone according to the Java standards - https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/mq-appliance/9.1?topic=commands-name
Hit the send Button
Hopefully, you'll receive a 200 OK with the following JSON response. Save off the JSON response for safe keeping in the event that you want to modify your campaign.

{
   "id": 3317238,
   "message": "Hello ${firstName}, this is a test from ccai!",
   "title": "Sample Campaign",
   "client": {
       "id": 2106,
       "name": "DEFAULT",
       "notifyIncomingSms": true,
       "incomingSmsCC": null,
       "incomingSmsMainEmail": true,
       "smsLimit": null,
       "deletedAt": null,
       "accountId": 2980,
       "apiKey": null,
       "errorRate": 0.0,
       "isTrusted": true
   },
   "senderPhone": null,
   "senderId": 3000,
   "createdDate": "2024-01-26T22:48:23.970617Z",
   "status": "PENDING",
   "fileKey": null,
   "startDate": null,
   "scheduledTimestamp": "2025-01-28T14:46:44.388+00:00",
   "scheduledTimezone": "PST8PDT",
   "endDate": null,
   "runAt": null,
   "useCopilot": false,
   "cron": null,
   "campaignType": "SMS",
   "scheduleMessage": null,
   "listId": 511062,
   "default": false,
   "totalError": null,
   "totalSent": null,
   "totalPending": null,
   "senderEmail": null,
   "editable": true,
   "positiveResponses": null,
   "negativeResponses": null,
   "campaignResources": null,
   "totalErrorRequeue": null,
   "listName": null,
   "syncList": null,
   "sentAt": null,
   "notes": null,
   "workflowId": null,
   "pendingApproval": null,
   "approvalMessage": null,
   "messageContainsUrl": false
}

Navigate back into CCAI
Click on the "SMS Campaign" menu item.
Click on the "Scheduled Campaigns" button
Voila! You should see your Campaign ready to go